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Whole Foods Market Organic Vanilla Soymilk
Posted in4/5 Amazon Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Whole Foods Market Organic Vanilla Soymilk

The more I try Amazon/Whole Food's branded items, the more I'm surprised by consistently good most things are. As someone who's lactose intolerant but loves granola, I'm always looking for…
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March 29, 2026
Karoun Original Yogurt Drink
Posted in3/5 Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Karoun Original Yogurt Drink

Yogurt drinks were one of the cornerstone drinks of my childhood when growing up in China, along with ultra-pasteurized milk that came in lined paper bags. Even though fermented drinks…
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March 7, 2026
Price Chopper Garden Veggie Cream Cheese Spread
Posted in3/5 Dairy and Dairy Alternatives Price Chopper

Price Chopper Garden Veggie Cream Cheese Spread

Price Chopper's garden veggie cream cheese spread spreads easily right out of the fridge. When it comes to the solid ingredients, although it has a variety of vegetables on the…
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February 14, 2026
Aldi’s Friendly Farms Lactose Free Whole Milk
Posted in5/5 Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Aldi’s Friendly Farms Lactose Free Whole Milk

I truly hesitate to give out 5/5 ratings, but for this, I think it's warranted because it's literally life-changing for someone like me who's lactose intolerant. Now, even though I'm…
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December 18, 2025
Dream Ricemilk Vanilla Flavor
Posted in4/5 Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Dream Ricemilk Vanilla Flavor

Dream Ricemilk will always be remembered as 'Rice Dream' in my heart. It's one of the first drinks I had when I first moved to the US as a teenager,…
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April 25, 2025
Sunrise Sweetened Soya Beverage
Posted in3/5 Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Sunrise Sweetened Soya Beverage

Sunrise is probably one of the most common brands for authentic soymilk in the US, and their 'soya beverage' is usually my go-to whenever I'm craving soymilk. This is the…
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March 10, 2025
Yon Ho Soy Milk Powder Classic Original Flavor
Posted in3/5 Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Yon Ho Soy Milk Powder Classic Original Flavor

Yon Ho's powdered soy milk is not a bad replacement for regular soy milk for people who enjoy soy milk, but either can't buy it at a local grocery store…
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January 29, 2025
Aldi’s Inotea Taro Bubble Tea
Posted in2/5 Aldi Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Aldi’s Inotea Taro Bubble Tea

This is after I had already poked my finger down to open it a bit more. Inotea is Aldi's house bubble tea brand with a fair range of bubble tea…
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January 5, 2025
Aldi Beaumont Hot Cocoa Mixes
Posted in3/5 Aldi Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Aldi Beaumont Hot Cocoa Mixes

Hot Cocoa Mix without Marshmallows Hot Cocoa Mix with Marshmallows Hot Cocoa Mix without Marshmallows, made with milk Hot Cocoa Mix with Marshmallows, made with milk Hot Cocoa Mix with…
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December 31, 2024
Stewart’s Vanilla Dairy Shake
Posted in3/5 Dairy and Dairy Alternatives

Stewart’s Vanilla Dairy Shake

Stewart's Vanilla Dairy Shake tastes very close to a milkshake you might get from any restaurant that serves milkshakes. Interestingly, it is also cheaper compared to their peanut butter/strawberry shakes,…
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November 13, 2024

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