Silk Shelf-Stable Soy Milk, Original, Dairy-Free, Vegan, Non-GMO Project Verified, 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 6)

More calories than the Kirkland brand but I think it's worth it!

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I bought it because I'm having problems taking pills (problems swallowing) and the advice was to get a plant-based milk. I used to drink this years ago all the time but had gotten out of the habit. I really love the taste and I so much appreciate the shelf-stable aspect of this. I can store it in the basement and put it in the fridge as needed.I just wish they'd make small 8 ounce boxes. I don't think they do.

Despite the popularity of oat and hemp milk, they are almost devoid of protein. But it’s become harder and harder to find soy milk at my local supermarket. This is a great product. Soy is better environmentally than almond or coconut milk (or dairy of course), and it is cruelty free. This one tastes great in coffee or tea, blends well into smoothies, and substitutes well for milk in baked goods.

Okay, not sweet.

EDIT: This was less than 15 dollars a pack when I would buy it, it's been well over a year since I have purchased this, as it has more than doubled in price for no good apparent reason. I now buy Aldi's soy milk, which taste wise is fine, especially since it's 64oz for $2.79. This is 32oz for $6. Again, it's delicious, but absolutely not worth that price.I like that this is around a dollar cheaper for each container (6 in the box) than I could find in groceries. It's a shame I can't find the vanilla version but that has nothing to do with this particular product. It is overall more difficult to find soy milk at the stores, they have plenty of almond and oat milk nowadays, so this is great as it lets me get my soy milk obsession dealt with.It's great, I have almost a year until expiration for this product (not that it will last a month with me), it tastes wonderful and it's creamy. Everything soy milk should be.If you want soy milk get this one.

Great product, but the price has more than doubled recently. Why has it become so difficult to find regular & vanilla shelf-stable soy milk that isn't "unsweetened"? I'm happy to drink soy milk, and sometimes almond or oat milk, but I will never buy any plant milk with the word "unsweetened" in it...and Philadelphia can take their "Sweetened Beverage Tax" and put it where the Liberty Bell don't shine.

Kids love the taste and handy to have incase power was to go out.