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Aldi sweetened soya milk
RHemmings
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I didn't know that Aldi sold soya milk until I read on here some time ago that they'd changed the recipe and people didn't like it anymore.
A couple of months ago I decided to try their unsweetened soya milk which I use in cooking and for savoury sauces. It seems fine. It's not quite as neutral tasting as Sainsbury's own brand (red box) unsweetened, but I find the Aldi soya milk absolutely fine and much cheaper.
How good is the current recipe of Aldi sweetened soya milk? Is it all watery as (if I remember correctly) people were complaining about some time ago?
A couple of months ago I decided to try their unsweetened soya milk which I use in cooking and for savoury sauces. It seems fine. It's not quite as neutral tasting as Sainsbury's own brand (red box) unsweetened, but I find the Aldi soya milk absolutely fine and much cheaper.
How good is the current recipe of Aldi sweetened soya milk? Is it all watery as (if I remember correctly) people were complaining about some time ago?
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I tried it a few weeks ago, its horrible, never again. Im using vive soy, I really like that brand.0
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I tried it a few weeks ago, its horrible, never again. Im using vive soy, I really like that brand.
Thanks. I was put off the idea of the sweetened by what people were saying about it. But I find the unsweetened fine for cooking. And it was even OK when I used it to make chocolate milk out of it (with added sweetener). But I've noticed that the unsweetened seems to sell out quickly, leaving sweetened behind.0 -
I dont like either of them. Even Tescos everyday value soya milk both sweetened and unsweetened is nicer than aldi soya milk in my view.
Im not generally that fussy but I really didnt like the aldi brand.0
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