• Lexi SneptaurOP
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      12 years ago

      Yeah that’s about right! Oat milk is the king of coffee creamer though

  • StrikerM
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    Life pro tip: If you are vegan and lactose intolerant get oat milk. Out of all the alternatives that one tastes the closest to the real thing by a country mile.

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      I tried oat milk. While it tastes good, IMO it tastes nothing like milk. The closest description I could give for the taste being “cereal juice”

      It’s an interesting cooking ingredient though. Certainly has its own unique flavor. It’s also a nice refresher drink.

      My biggest gripe with oat milk is that it isn’t as “filling” as the alternatives. It’s a drink, not a food. So when I try to 1:1 use it as a substitute it can leave me feeling sick (example, my morning coffee which I load with milk to get me started)

      TLDR: be mindful of the fact that it’s VERY different from milk, even if oat milk tastes good.

      • @[email protected]
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        I’d recommend not substituting 1:1. If you go easy on the oat milk to coffee ratio, you’ll have a better experience. IMHO, oat doesn’t alter the taste experience of coffee as much as the other stuff, which is my foremost reason for preferring it.

        • Oh I like lots of it. To a point I make my coffee stronger than most people just to counter how much I dilute it using milk. Think like a 50% water 50% milk ratio. Sometimes 70/30 if I feel like having it stronger.

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      Oat milk is also the best for the environment by an unironic country mile.

        • Just think about the difference in producing Soy and Producing Oats.

          Oats are cheaper, more widespread globally (farmed in most climates) around the world and require less water. Obviously it would be the better option.

          That’s not to say that Soy milk isn’t good. It’s just not as good

          • Mario_Dies.wav
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            My grandfather farmed both soy and oats, but I wasn’t aware there was a drastic difference between the water consumed. Now I know. Sucks because I really think soy has the best texture and flavor, but I’m not that picky

            • Don’t worry too hard about it. Even partial reduction is great. Personally I’m just a vegetarian.

              Everyone does their part somehow. Don’t let purists discourage you from reducing to the level YOU are comfortable at

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                Thanks for the encouragement! My main thing is I have celiac and severe lactose intolerance. I can drink that lactose free milk, but I prefer to drink plant milks. The one I’ve tried to avoid is almond milk, after my discord buddy explained how wasteful it is to produce them.

                • Oh yeah almond milk REALLY is not an eco friendly option. Your buddy is right on that. It doesn’t help that Almonds are usually grown in countries that are poorer, exploiting them and draining them (even more) of their water supply without paying them.

                  There’s an entire metaphorical water mafia going on that effectively steals water from third world countries while using underpaid (and sometimes even slave) labor. Almonds are one of the things said water is used for.

                  Even from an animal rights perspective that’s messed up because of human mistreatment.

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                  Almond milk uses tons of water compared to other plant milks, but still much better than cow milk at least.

                  https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-46654042

                  I have a hard time finding oat milk without added sugar, and I also find it expires much faster than almond milk. I get unsweetened oat milk if I think I’ll be able to go through it quickly enough otherwise I have to dump like more than 50% which feels like a waste in a different way.

    • Lexi SneptaurOP
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      92 years ago

      I love oat milk in my coffee. It’s got a good texture if that makes sense

    • @[email protected]
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      Cow titty juice. You can call anything anything. If enough people say it then it’s correct. It’s like how the word ‘literally’ gained an extra definition of ‘not literally’. Unless you are speaking France French, then the government decides or something.

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      There’s also literally every other mammal with the possible exception of platypi. Nobody knows what the fuck is up with those freaks and anyone who claims otherwise is a liar, high or a high liar.

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      Soy milk is the only non-dairy milk I’ve tried that comes close. It’s not 1:1 but it’s good enough to be used with cereal and not be super weird at least. And the vanilla flavored one isn’t bad as just a drink.

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        This is interesting to me. I attracted a number of downvotes too when I said I like soy milk. Maybe this is one of those things like pineapple on pizza that’s very polarizing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

        • It’s not even like I go out of my way for it. It was available. I tried it. I found it pretty good. I still get whole milk for myself, but if I had to take a non-dairy option, it would be soy.

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            Soy has always been my favorite. I mostly drink plant milks on cereal, and I feel like it works better flavor-wise and has the creamiest texture, but ultimately different people have different tastes.

            I’ve never tried a variety that tasted bad at all – oat, flax, cashew, rice, hemp, whatever – they all taste good to me.

        • Lexi SneptaurOP
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          22 years ago

          There are a strange group of people who look down on others for eating soy because they think it contains enough estrogen to make you trans or something.

          • Mario_Dies.wav
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            Oh yeah. I didn’t think there’d be many of them here though, but I never really understood that in the first place!

            • Lexi SneptaurOP
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              22 years ago

              There are a number of federated instances that have no join requirements. People can just join them without an admin approval. So they join and lurk for a few weeks downvoting things they don’t like and then they go on a spam spree posting racist or violent content, before swiftly being banned.

  • Flying SquidM
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    I don’t get how they’re so good at milking those little oat teats.

  • @[email protected]
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    “that’s a lot of choices”

    Stfu and pick one. You sitting there having a casual conversation on your couch. Meanwhile the driver just standing there in the milk aisle staring at their phone for 5 minutes while you want to know all the options and hem and haw.

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    Almond milk tastes good too… Soy milk (when unflavored) I don’t like much at all. I’ll take any in Vanilla or Chocolate flavours tho.

    I only drink Cow milk of all the options bc it’s cheapest per Litre.

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    Someone who ordered oat milk to begin with shouldnt have any troubles navigating the world of milk.

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      Eh. Oat milk is really popular for some reason. It could very likely be the only other milk they know. If someone was drinking rice or soy milk though then yeah I don’t know how they wouldn’t be familiar.

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        172 years ago

        I tried soy milk before I tried oat milk because soy was the only cruelty free milk I knew about. But I eventually tried all the varieties and determined that oat milk tastes the best.

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          Oat milk tastes like oats. Which is good if you want to taste oats, and bad if you want to taste anything else.

        • Karyoplasma
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          Another one I like is coconut + rice. It’s more like a milky drink than milk, but it’s tasty.

        • @[email protected]
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          Soy milk is great, but it’s not a good milk substitute.

          It should taste beany, and that’s not really what I want with my cereal. A Chinese cruller, on the other hand…

      • TAG
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        No, subscription based, like World of Warcraft.

  • @[email protected]
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    482 years ago

    Imagine your job being to shop for richer people and have to write them because of something like that. What a time to be alive.

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          92 years ago

          DoorDash were listing restaurants without their permission on the app. So a bunch of restaurants would either get orders they couldn’t fulfill, or DoorDash would just tell customers not to order there because they were unavailable, despite not being given permission to list them in the first place.

          DoorDash is a brutally scummy company. Genuinely one of the worst service economy companies going around.

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            I think Uber that exploits their workers about the same, while also racing to get autonomous driving available no matter how many accidents happen to be quite a bit scummier.

        • Lexi SneptaurOP
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          322 years ago

          It’s the same problem as all the other ride share companies. They don’t pay their drivers enough and they massively over charge customers. Drivers get no benefits and have to use their own cars while DoorDash makes a fortune. It’s disgusting greed and it doesn’t help restaurants either

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            Over charge how?

            I know a few things could be pennies more expensive on the items in store. They often lack deals found on Native apps.

            it’s usually cheaper to buy on doordash here than from the restaurants own app. I did get 3 years free DoorDash plus or what ever from Amazon Prime though, I likely won’t renew the subscription.

            The only rip off is suggesting a 5 dollar tip on a 20 dollar order. Always tip $0.

              • @[email protected]
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                No.

                The prices for Pizza Delight are the same on thier app and on Door Dash.

                Pizza Delight has a 7.99 delivery fee here.

                Door Dash has no delivery fee but a Service charge of 2.5%.

                Door dash is the clear winner.

                The only place I seen with larger mark ups on in store items is Loblaws. That’s what the frequent 50% and 25% coupons are for though.

                • Lexi SneptaurOP
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                  12 years ago

                  You’re just a troll lying online to defend an extremely exploitative company

            • @[email protected]
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              72 years ago

              it’s usually cheaper to buy on doordash here than from the restaurants own app.

              What the hell kind of bizarre place do you live in?

                • @[email protected]
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                  12 years ago

                  They do that elsewhere as well.

                  The problem is that apps like Doordash also increase the price of each item individually. So if you order from the restaurant itself, the sandwich might be $10 and fries might be $3. But if you order from Doordash, the sandwich will be $12 and the fries will be $4, then they have delivery fees, AND have all of these other extra mystery fees and then paying the delivery driver on top of that.