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if im that rich
no, it's heavy to digest.
depends on what you are preparing.....
Yes, you can use Silk milk, a brand of plant-based milk made from soy, almond, or other sources, to make a cappuccino. However, the frothing ability may vary depending on the type of Silk milk you choose, as some varieties are designed specifically for barista use and froth better than others. For best results, opt for a barista blend that is formulated to create microfoam. Just remember that the flavor and texture will differ from traditional dairy milk cappuccinos.
silk
Rhymes with milk:BilkIlkSilkExample sentence:I like milk, it feels like silk.
Silk obviously has its good points as well as bad points.Fragile.Does not wear well.Difficult to wash, and is relatively expensive.Only from high-maintenance silk worms.The silk worms are killed!Silk is both good and bad. To see good things, scroll down.
The company, Silk, does not recommend freezing Soy Milk. You may freeze it, but when defrosting it separates unequally.
Competitors of Nesquik chocolate milk include brands like Hershey's, Ovaltine, and Yoo-hoo, which offer similar chocolate-flavored milk products. Additionally, dairy alternatives such as Silk and Almond Breeze have their own chocolate milk options, appealing to consumers seeking plant-based choices. Other competitors may include local and store brands that also produce chocolate milk.
if they are the ones genetically engineered with spider genes... seriously, i learned this in science. they take the spider silk genes and somehow make it so the silk comes out in the milk. the resulting silk is extremely durable and cheap to extract. they can use it for making bulletproof vests for the army. hope this helped! :)
Most silk requires boiling the silk moth pupae alive and is therefore non vegetarian. However I have heard of ahimsasilk where the moths' silk is only harvested after the animals die naturally.
No. It has more of a nut flavor to it.