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Best dairy-free milk for Yorkshire Tea?

32 replies

yiskasha · 14/10/2018 02:18

I've been an "almost-vegan" for a while, save for having a small drop of cows milk in my cup of Yorkshire Tea.
As I don't have a lot of milk, I'm sure I'll be able to make the change quite quickly and without feeling like I'm missing out on anything. The thought of having more than a tiny drop of cows milk makes me feel quite repulsed these days anyway.
I'm just wondering what dairy-free milk vegans think goes best with Yorkshire Tea?
Thanks in advance!

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mrsjackrussell · 19/10/2018 00:02

Iv tried lots of plant based milk and love my builders tea. Always buy rude health almond milk. No additives tastes amazing and no curdling

superoz · 19/10/2018 00:06

I have soya milk, had it for years but recently tried oatly barista and totally agree with pp it’s lovely in tea. No aftertaste and slightly creamy.

Spanielmadness · 19/10/2018 00:12

Oat milk much nicer than almond milk I think. Creamer and not as strong flavoured.

Thesunrising · 19/10/2018 00:15

Oatly Barista. It doesn’t split or curdle like soya can and tastes most like normal milk - albeit quite creamy like blue milk (which always made me yak). A carton lasts for ages and it’s even better in coffee and great for porridge and pancakes too

Veterinari · 19/10/2018 00:17

Oat, rice or cashew for tea
Hazelnut or coconut for coffee

Slippersandacuppa · 19/10/2018 00:17

Oatley all the way. People must have converted to barista around here because it sells out in all the supermarkets. I bulk buy when it’s in. Start to panic if I get down to two. We use it for everything!

kikisparks · 20/10/2018 23:26

Soya or oat for me :)

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