have you tried

[logic]

soya milk, i have just had some on my cornflakes,It's very good,
think i will carry on using it, although iv'e been told you can't boil it, is this so, ?

[tinglepie]

It tastes nicer than goat cheese


hope this helps

[funnygirl]

I don't know about the not boiling it part, but I have it regularly instead of dairy milk.

It is supposed to be benificial to women of a certain age and again helps with cutting down on the dairy in cases of high cholesterol.

[Lakitu]

I use soya milk a lot too, I've never tried heating it up though, I don't think it says not to on the carton, does it?

[~spaced~]

I always drink soya milk, but no I wouldnt suggest boiling it.

try the chocolate soya milk, yum!

[Eve]

I drink it and like it.

Can't say I've ever tried boiling it, I know when it's put in really hot drinks it separates and goes all funny though so I'm guessing that could be an indication.

[logic]

tinglepie was that reply slightly baited, as I would never have thought of putting goats cheese on my crereals.

So, no it didn't help very much,

pete,

[MrLee-Gend]

No but i soya playing with your wee willie winker




DID THAT HELP?

[nat_84]

I love it especially with my cereal!

[Goodsoulette]

I worked for Starbucks and we used to heat Soya milk all the time. We were never supposed to boil it as boiling any kind of milk taints the flavour but some customers wanted it boiling and it never seperated or anything.

[4GS]

Soya milk tastes like melted slugs and should be avoided at all costs!!

[beso]

Of course you realise the supposed health benefit of soy products is a myth promoted by a US association of soy growers.

There is even evidence that excessive use of soy is quite unhealthy. Moreover those who think soy is a better alternative than milk for infants are making a big mistake.

[logic]

That's interesting beso, I must look into that, thanks.

[MrLee-Gend]

Hi loggy