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EU/US: ‘Gigantic’ power of meat industry blocking green alternatives, study finds
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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Alternative milks are currently more expensive than cow milk (by a long way). If that changes, I can see the dairy industry crashing.
To be honest I haven't tried any. But I know lab-grown "milk" is becoming a thing, if you're after the same taste I'd guess that would be your best bet. Not sure if there are any yet.
Not that much more if you compare 1l of dairy milk to 1l of alternate at the cheap end:
We buy powdered milk since we live out of town and it's so much more convenient for us. That works out at about $1.70 a litre - so yeah.
I would be interested in a powdered Oat Milk, for a "reasonable" price.
Powdered oat milk is unlikely to happen, since it doesn't emulsify naturally and has to be mechanically "helped" a fair bit
If you do some searching on "Oat Milk Powder" it is a thing for sale in some parts of the world now. If it's any good or "milk" like, I have no idea?