Kikkoman Pearl Soy Milk Original 32 oz

Love the product, but, this price is a complete rip off. Winco sells it for $2.40!

Love this stuff. The flavor is wonderful, slightly sweet with a very mild and clean taste.No aftertaste, long lasting on the shelf. you dont have to Refridgerate it till you open it,when you do open and refridgerate it will last longer than cow milk before it turns.I used to throw out half the milk i bought, didnt use it befor going bad, i have never had to throw any of this stuff outI use it with cereal or just a little by itself.Havent tried it in baking yet so i dont know who it stacks up against cow milk.i buy this locally and have found it cost less than other brands

Years ago as my wife and I were becoming Vegan, we searched for a Soy Milk she liked. She was quite particular about how her "milk" tasted and as a result we tried all of the major brands. We finely stumbled upon Pearl Soy Milk at the local King Soopers. It has a very mild flavor very similar to milk in taste and mouth feel. we have been drinking it ever since.Kikkoman uses organic soy beans (very important) and is fortified with vitamins A, C and D2 and contains Calcium, iron, and Zinc.You can use Pearl anywhere you would use animal milk, it works just the same.Kikkoman's Pearl Soy Milk is in our opinion the best tasting soy milk on the market today. It's so much better than the Antibiotic, hormone and puss laden stuff they suck out of a Cows teats.

Pearl Soymilk (by Kikkoman) is a very fine quality ORGANIC soymilk with a silky smooth texture and creamy richness that is unsurpassed. (No, I don't work for Kikkoman. I just love this stuff!) I find the Original flavor to be a bit too sweet for my taste, so I usually buy Unsweetened and add agave syrup to my own taste OR mix Original and Unsweetened 50/50. The latter method results in a milk that is very much like dairy milk. It is getting harder to find locally, but my Hannaford supermarket still carries it. If you have a store near you that carries it, do try it -- if you think that you don't like soymilk, you may be in for a very pleasant surprise! I'd suggest ordering from Amazon, but jeez -- over $12 a quart? I don't think so. P.S. -- the Chocolate flavor is an awesome, dark, rich chocolate, not the insipid crap the big name vendor puts out. It makes outstanding frozen dessert, or can be heated for a cold-weather treat.