What does Soy Milk taste like?

Delicious – highly recommend Silk light vanilla and light chocolate.

Drink daily. Great on cereal and oatmeal.

Much healthier with lower calories than cows milk.

Never understood why we drink cow's milk and not elephant's milk or horse milk or , or, or .....

NOTE: I'm not an animal rights activist and don't care what you eat or drink, I eat what keeps me healthy!

Soy milk isn't really milk. It's just a liquid that looks like milk. It doesn't really have a taste. I usually get the vanilla flavored. But I recently switched to almond "milk". Delicious. Both vanilla and chocolate.

Why not just buy some? it is only about two pound which is roughly the same as cow milk. It has a slightly earthy flavor to it. Even still if you don't like soy you can always try the other plant milks such as hemp rice oat almond etc

It tastes like soy milk. Buy some and give it a try. Different brands taste different.

Nothing really. Slightly beany depending on the freshness and/or brand. It tastes better when it's flavored and sweetened, but I prefer baking with unsweetened soy milk.

It astes pretty good with cereal but not to great alone . I like the almond soy milk better (:

Nothing.

Almond milk has even less taste - like drinking water.

Edit: Plain tastes like nothing. Yes, of course when you add sugar and flavoring it will taste like sugary vanilla or chocolate. Sometimes I am amazed by people still thinking healthy food all boils down to its caloric content.

I'm a vegan, I use to drink it all the time!

I mostly drank Silk light vanilla and light chocolate, to me it tastes like a very liquidy milkshake

I got addicted to drinking them, their so good! I highly recommend drinking it!

IMO, it's kinda nasty....but then I've never found any soy food that I though tasted good.

Soy milk is made from soybean curd....or crud....I get mixed up sometimes.

It tastes like soy bean curd unless they add sugar and flavorings. If you buy those, pay attention to the calories and sugar content.

Get almond milk instead...it's more gooder.