Ripple Plant-Based Milk, Original Unsweetened, Refrigerated, 48 fl oz Bottle – Vegan Dairy-Free Milk Alternative with Pea Protein for Cereal, Smoothies, and Everyday Use

The only other readily available plant based milk that has dairy milk levels of protein besides soy milk is pea milk. And the only readily available pea milk is Ripple. The texture is on the the thicker creamier side. The flavor is slightly nutty. I've been using it daily for years. Uses are myriad, ranging from lattes, smoothies, with cereal, and even in a cornbread recipe. It's recent arrival at Walmart is extremely welcomed!

I like this product. especially that it is unsweetened! it is really hard to find a decent tasting soy or plant-based milk that is good enough to not need sugar. I like being able to sweeten it with my own kind of sweetener whatever that may be. very nutritious and I would recommend to anyone

I'm someone who can't stand the taste and consistency of soy/almond milk. Oat milk is a hit or a miss if the brand I'm looking for is available. This is the closest consistency to milk I've tried, the taste isn't that bad, and I use it in all of my cooking and baking.

This milk is so creamy, my family thought I topped the rice pudding with dairy cream! The flavor is innocuous and blends with whatever you're serving it with. I love the high protein and not getting the tummy issues that come with dairy! It's fantastic on cereal and in coffee! I also love that I'm not contributing to the torture of dairy cows, who, after birthing their beloved calves, the babies are torn from their sides so humans can have their milk! The calves are then put into small crates where they can't even turn around, crying for their mothers, to create veal. The dairy industry is hideously cruel to both mother cows, who cry pitifully for weeks for their babies, and for the poor calves, desperate to suckle and be near their moms. Thankfully, we have wonderful plant-based options, like Ripple milk!

This is the best dairy free milk on the market. I buy it every week. I cook with it, steam it for lattes, drink it, make smoothies with it. Anything you can use regular milk for, you can use this for. Plus, it has the added protein!

Straight is tastes nothing like milk. BUT for cooking it is a dream! It is exactly like milk for cooking. The hubs is milk intolerant and neither of us has noticed that I'm not using milk. Now I can cook/bake stress free knowing now matter how much milk it calls for- there is no bad juju later. I'm in love with this! Never stop making it!

I'm gonna write the review I wish that someone would have wrote when I was considering buying this stuff. It's such a good alternative to milk! I love it. My tummy gets sensitive to dairy sometimes, and I'm also trying to lose weight while still drinking some of the stuff I like, but the healthier versions of them. I hadn't found a non dairy milk that I liked. I tried almond and oat and they just didn't sit right. They're ok.. but meh, can't explain it, I didn't like them. I got this to try, thinking I was gonna go ick and eventually just forget about it, and throw it out. I made a lil protein shake with it and omg was it good! You know the slim fast? That stuff, it worked with this. It's creamy, so if you're not a fan of a slightly creamy.. almost frothy milk? This isn't for you. It DOES TASTE like milk. I repeat, it does taste like the real stuff. But if you can get past that it does not feel like you're drinking the real stuff, the actual taste is like real dairy milk, you won't be missing on the flavor at all, you just might miss the texture of the real stuff. I think that you could probably thin this out with water if the texture bothers you, but me personally, someone with adhd and really bad texture issues with certain foods? I drank this 2x so far, by myself, like a champ. I drank it with my cereal, with no tummy upset. I drank it past its 10 day opening date, I do not recommend doing that because it does start lookin a lil crusty around the rim of the bottle eventually, but it is still safe to drink.. mostly. I drank it past the 10 day opening date both times now, and as much as I don't recommend it, I do still think it's still safe after that time, but I'd say just try to drink it before it's been too long past that date just to be on the safe side of things. I highly highly recommend this stuff. I will reiterate that it is slightly creamier than the regular milk you get, but it's not bad once you get past it. I will only buy this stuff from now on. Mixes well with powders and such too. I love it.

I've been a vegetarian for about 45 years and this is by far the best nondairy milk I've tried. And I've tried all the different kinds of plant-based milks and some of them give me digestion issues and some of them don't have the right texture I would say they're too thick or too thin. Just ripple milk is perfect for me

this is the vest alternative to dairy milk it is creamy taste great and has the vest protein and fat content and vitamins like dairy milk. i give this to my todler who we descoverd has a dairy milk allergy. he loves it i also have had it in smoothies and plain and its very good. you can also make creamy sauces with it for pasta it works and taste great. i use plant butter and flour then this milk salt garlic and top with nutritional yeast tastes dairy very creamy.

It does take some getting used to, but use it for everything, even making homemade cornbread. For those who are diabetic or following a plant-based diet but need protein, this is a perfect choice.