Before we start this (and you know I love controversy!).. I am *not* debating my views.

[conuly]

Sorry. If you wish to know my feelings on the dairy industry, there is one site on my links list which should make the point very clear, even if you never visit it.

I just have a question. Got that? No arguments over the merits of consuming dairy products or alternate sources of calcium or anything. Just a question.

How could anybody reasonably say that people have to drink milk to be healthy? No species could possibly evolve with a necessity for the milk of another species, or even their own species after a certain age. That's insane! We can't escape our evolution, and we haven't had domesticated animals long enough for us to evolve to need them. So, how is it justified to say we need milk? I'm actually curious here, not argumentative.

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[fjorab-teke.livejournal.com]

Silk turns my stomach. I was tempted to try their vanilla and other flavors, but their plain was unsettling enough. :-/

[squittycat.livejournal.com]

Hmm then. Don't know if Vitasoy will appeal to you then, because the Silk brand always struck me as less "offensive" than say, what you'd get in Chinatown, which had traditionally been my exposure to soymilk, being of partial Chinese descent. Hard to compare the Silk with the Vitasoy, though. Couldn't hurt to try, I suppose.

[fjorab-teke.livejournal.com]

I will have to ask my local favorite coffeeshop what brand they have. I tried a sip of it, and it wasn't that bad.