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Silk Vanilla Soymilk

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• Ingredients

  All Natural Soymilk (Filtered Water, Whole Soybeans)All Natural Evaporated Cane Juice, Calcium Carbonate, Natural Vanilla Flavor, Sea Salt, Carrageenan, Vitamin A Palmitate, Vitamin D2, Riboflavin (B2)Vitamin B12. No More, No Less.

• Allergen / Warning Information

  Not to be used as infant formula.

• From the maker

  Natural. Calcium enriched. Vitamin fortified. Lactose free. Cholesterol-free. 6.25 grams soy protein per... serving. Take a sip forward. Choosing Silk is one small step toward living at your best, but that's only the beginning. As it turns out, life's full of simple pleasures that support your overall well-being - and Silk is right there with you every step of the way. So what comes next? Take your pick - Laugh! A good chuckle has been shown to help decrease harmful stress hormones like Cortisol and increase feel-good endorphins. That's why we get a little goofy on our carton. Nibble (or sip!) some chocolate. This favorite indulgence contains a host of natural compounds that are thought to enhance mood. Silk Chocolate, anyone? Pump it up. Exercise can help you sleep better, feel better, look better and generally live better. (Plus it's a great excuse to recharge with a glass of Silk. Ahhhh.) Get inspired. Give your whole body a reason to smile. Sipping a little Silk is easy enough to do, and the payoff is bigger than you might think. Every creamy, delicious serving of Silk Vanilla delivers calcium for your bones, 11 essential vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, ALA omega-3's and heart-healthy (25 grams of soy protein per day, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce your risk of heart disease. A serving of Silk Vanilla provides 6.25 grams of soy protein.) soy protein. And the flavor? Sip, smile and see for yourself! Cheers to mother nature! For more than a decade, Silk has been committed to making the world a healthier place - not just for the people who drink our soymilk, but for everyone who shares our planet. In fact, Silk was one of the first companies to champion wind energy, and today we're proud to offset 100% of the electricity used to make our products with clean, renewable wind power. The goodness of milk, and then some. 2% milk has 30% calcium; 25% vitamin D; 20 mg omega-3's; 20 mg cholesterol; 3 g saturated fat. Silk Vanilla has 30% calcium; 30% vitamin D; 270 mg omega 3's; 0 mg cholesterol; 0.5 g saturated fat. Plus extra antioxidant power (Per independent oxygen radical absorbance capacity (ORAC) laboratory testing of Silk Vanilla and 2% milk.). Dairy Milk Comparisons from USDA National Nutrient Database, release 20 (2007). It's free! Silk Vanilla is free of lactose, dairy, cholesterol, gluten, eggs, casein, peanuts, MSG and worries. You still have to pay for it though. Perishable. This soymilk is made from soybeans that were not genetically engineered. Made in USA.
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  James L.

  Not the best soymilk but pretty good still.

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  Angel S.

  I tend to stay away from Soy products mostly because the risk of GMO is very great in the U.S. I like Almond milk.

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  Megan B.

  All of Silk's soymilk products are great, especially considering you can find them anywhere (even Target). I agree that the vanilla soymilk is very sweet, but it gives the perfect hint of sugary goodness to more bland cereals like corn flakes, and is also quite nice in coffee.

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  PJ H.

  It has too sweet a taste. It tastes like a ton of sugar has been added.

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  Sarah H.

  in the Milk Allergy community

  Here's what I love about Silk Vanilla Soymilk: it's my dairy-allergic child's favorite soy beverage, you can find it ANYWHERE (even in the small grocery stores in our little town), and it's fortified with all of the nutrients she needs.

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  Daniel M.

  It seems forever ago, I discovered I am lactose intolerant. Soy milk has provided my temptation for milk in cereal as well as an additive to other things like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, etc. This product is great, although too much consumption can lead to allergies. It is also not recommended for people with a history of cancer. I have actually stopped a lot of consumption of Soy milk and replaced it with Almond drink.

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  Abigail M.

  I don't hate the product, but it's definitely strongly flavored. It's OK to drink just a little bit here and there -- I could never drink an entire glass of it like I would regular milk because of the intense flavor.
  
  I've tried it on cereal, too, and the vanilla flavor just seems so... wrong. Milk shouldn't taste like vanilla, it should taste like milk. I agree with a previous reviewer that it reminds me of coffee flavoring.

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  Walker S.

  Everyone else has review it so..... my wife loves it and I took a taste once. It made me like what the cow does even more. Yes, it's ok for what it is. But seriously, GOT MILK!

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  Michele Y.

  Best soymilk on the market (that I've tried), hands down. The flavor is not beany and has a lovely vanilla taste. It is great on cereal or fruit. I love that it doesn't have the chalky sediment in the bottom, probably because it's fresh and not one of those in the aceptic packaging. Most of the soymilk brands I've had are in aceptic packaging.
  
  For a while we were only drinking Silk at home, but have switched to organic cow milk because my 5 year old LOVES it. I do prefer the Silk.

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    Shannon S.

    Which organic milk did you switch to :D?

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  Monica M.

  Although not lactose intolerant, I prefer vanilla soymilk over regular milk with my cereal (especially honey nut cheerios with blueberrries). yummy!

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  Khang N.

  Yes, it's really great

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  Julia M.

  This is my new favorite soy milk, yes because I'm kinda a wuss and still sometimes struggle with the flavor of plain soymilk.
  
  I love the vanilla because for some reason, the Silk chocolate soy milk is just too... chocolate for me? Yes, that sounds crazy, but the vanilla is tasty and when mixed in with your coffee or cereal is divine.

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  Russ S.

  I felt like I was going to have a strong aversion to this, as I try some soy milk in my coffee from time to time and it makes the coffee "completely disgusting".
  
  However, after applying a healthy amount of this soy milk to my "START SMART" cereal (both cinnamon raisin and maple brown sugar flavor), I am pleased to announce that it actually tastes better to me than actual milk.
  
  Also, my ass doesn't explode 45 minutes later. That's where the 5 stars comes from.
  

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  Shannon S.

  Maybe because I was raised on chocolate chip cookies in milk, I still haven't made the soy milk jump completely, but I'm trying to cut back on dairy, so soy milk, here I am, in the immortal words of the Scorpions, rock me like a hurricane.
  
  I'm not a huge fan of drinking straight soy milk YET, but I must admit, this soy milk is quite scrumptious over granola or cereal with clusters of pecans, walnuts, and other nuts. Because of Silk, I hardly ever drink milk now in the morning! I'm not familiar with other varieties of Soymilk, but I have to say that Silk really made my first taste of soy milk quite pleasurable.

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    Stacy A.

    I'm trying to cut back on dairy as well, and found the same thing- it's great on nutty cereals and the like. Sadly, soymilk does have its limitations. My attempt at soymilk hot chocolate = FAIL.

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  Molly M.

  I absolutely love this soymilk poured over granola in the morning toppped with blueberries. YUM!

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  Deanna V.

  I would like it - although I like the unsweetened more - but have been reading lots of negative press about soybeans - the pseudo-hormones, digestive issues, and common allergen. Oh well.

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    Shannon S.

    Hi Deanna! I'm really fascinated by your comments. Do you have any recommended reading about this topic-- I'd love to write a blog post on it!

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  Sanam L.

  I love Silk soy milk, but vanilla is too sweet for me. Although it's probably good if you don't like the taste of soy naturally

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  Kathy C.

  The "light "vanilla variety isn't bad, either

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  Emma D.

  I'm such a huge fan of vanilla soy milk with some sort of healthy cereal. It really adds some flavor but keeps breakfast healthy at the same time!

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• 402881451866de1b011866fa250b0027 8a8e8b9117e4efc20117e4f032b500bc true discussion

  Robin M.

  in the Low Fat Diets community

  It's not as though I'm lactose intolerant, it's just that this product tastes so good. It is a definite staple in my diet.

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  Bill C.

  It's great on oatmeal.

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• 40288145180f99f8011810aa16560157 8a8e8b9117e4efc20117e4f02d360098 true discussion

  Molly P.

  in the Organic community

  This is great for flavoring plain coffee, but is a little strong to drink alone or to put in cereal.

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