I know I started thread in this while go. WhT kind of milk is the healthier or better one for a person? Currently I am kinda liking oat milk, but I use half/half in coffee
I am not into dairy of any kind and use only Almond mild and the wife like Almond milk vanilla with her coffee.I know I started thread in this while go. WhT kind of milk is the healthier or better one for a person? Currently I am kinda liking oat milk, but I use half/half in coffee
So, am I safe to assume that oat or almond milk is healthier? Co worker read something about cows milk that the globules in it are supposedly easily absorbed but I’m not sure. Any help is appreciated. Thank You Quattro PeteWith cereal/granola, I use oat milk. Not because I think it's healthier than other non-dairy milks, but because I like the taste. For some reason I cannot stand the taste of almond milk.
With coffee, I use lactose-free regular/cow milk.
Ya sucks that the highest component of a human body is WATER.....Almond milk is dumb and marketing at it's finest. What is the first ingredient in almond milk? Water. If it says almond base it's a deception to fool people. Plus almond milk is often enriched like white bread is. It's best to get your nutrients from whole foods. Have you priced almonds? Not many go into making almond milk.
I hear ya, sometimes I like to pop in the mouth and chew roasted coffee bean coated in melted Carob chipsI have my coffee black - - without water.
So, what kind of milk do you recommend? ThanksAlmond milk is dumb and marketing at it's finest. What is the first ingredient in almond milk? Water. If it says almond base it's a deception to fool people. Plus almond milk is often enriched like white bread is. It's best to get your nutrients from whole foods. Have you priced almonds? Not many go into making almond milk.
Probably Goat.So, what kind of milk do you recommend? Thanks
Probably Goat.![]()
It's complicated. There are pros and cons to each...So, am I safe to assume that oat or almond milk is healthier? Co worker read something about cows milk that the globules in it are supposedly easily absorbed but I’m not sure. Any help is appreciated. Thank You Quattro Pete![]()
Kinda sounds like the 2% cow milk I was using is good. Thank You Quattro PeteIt's complicated. There are pros and cons to each...
https://www.nm.org/healthbeat/healthy-tips/nutrition/is-oat-milk-healthier-than-cows-milk