Well, I live in Toronto so that may be a problem. Beatrice Original  Soy
{something} is terrific. Beatrice is a US company so I would think their
products should be available in some parts of the US as well. Neilson's
0riginal Soy Delight is fairly good. Another product with the name So Good
is quite good as well. When I was in St. Maarten in March, there was a
product distributed by a Florida company which was OK. Unfortunately, I
can't remember its name.

Most soy milks taste awful..... The Beatrice product is good enough to go
on my wheat puffs or mini wheats! The rest are consigned to cooking duties
only.

Don M

At 11:01 PM 00/04/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Don:  What brands of soy milk have you found to be the best?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Mary Dunlap
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Don Marcotte <[log in to unmask]>
>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 10:10 PM
>Subject: Re: Goat's Milk
>
>
>> Does your son dislike the soy milk's taste? I have found some soy milk
>> which is so close it milk in taste that I use it everywhere. I'm also very
>> particular and won't drink 95% of the brands available.
>>
>> Don M
>>
>> At 08:48 PM 00/04/02 -0600, you wrote:
>> >My 5 year old is allergic to milk proteins and recently decided he'll no
>> >longer drink soy milk.  My doctor recommended goat's milk.  I'm just
>leary -
>> >I can't believe it has none of the same proteins as cow's milk.  Do any
>of
>> >you use it?
>> >
>> >An aside - I've known he's allergic to milk protiens since he was an
>infant.
>> >Numerous RAST blood tests (almost yearly) showed no milk allergy.  After
>a
>> >milk challenge last month, the allergen test came back positive - finally
>> >confirming what I've known all along.  Trust yourselves, even when the
>> >medical "proof" isn't there!
>> >
>> >Kelly
>>