These things have so much sugar in them that they could tempt even the biggest detester of soy products
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4 comments:
The bottle sizes and the content color reminds me of the chocolate pop some bottling companies came out with during WWII when chocolate was sent to the soldiers and the people had sweet tooths. It wasn't good either.
I dont think it matters how much sugar is put in, they will still taste ordinary
I used to drink sweetended soya milk there when I was young and I loved it.
I must be one of those weird people who enjoys (unsweetend) soy milk. Some brands can be ordinary, but these days I have trouble drinking "normal" cow's milk - skimmed or no.
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