Question

I have tried unsweetened almond milk and don't care for it. Is the sweetened better? And is it a lot more fattening?  

Answer 1

I like both. the unsweetened for cereal and the sweetened for just regular drinking. I think you can google both online and do a comparison. I know the sweetened does have more calories on the brand I use.  

Answer 2

Yes, I use vanilla flavored . Make my smoothies great

Answer 3

It's good in cereal. Period. It's not milk and just can't be enjoyed as a "glass of milk"

Answer 4

The unsweetened almond coconut blend is amazing in overnight oats. Just look up any overnight oats recipe.  

Answer 5

Cashew is way better

Answer 6

Try oat milk. Love it.  

Answer 7

I use unsweetened vanilla almond milk, but mostly just in foods I’d never just drink it with a sweet treat or anything. Unfortunately if you really enjoy milk this will be a big change when I first had become allergic to dairy it was such a huge switch , not oat, coconut, almond or cashew is ever like cow milk. They have a different consistency and they aren’t very good to just drink. But almond, cashew, coconut and oat are all much better for digestive tract and intestines! So I mean it’s give and take, you may like oat milk better but it is higher in points than almond milk

Comments

@breakout100 just curious, but the last several months I've noticed when I drink milk or have cereal, I start belching. Could I be starting to be intolerant to milk?  

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@flexuosity3269 that I’m not to sure of , I began to develop dime sized cysts on my face really bad, and I went to the dermatologist and she figured out it was the dairy, I honestly noticed to be more gassy when I did drink regular milk so it could be possible sooo many hormones and things like that go into regular milk that’s just not good for the body

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@breakout100 thanks!  

Answer 8

I love oat milk but more fat and points. I’m on blue and have gotten used to unsweetened vanilla almond milk in my coffee.  

Answer 9

I put frozen bananas and unsweetened cocoa in a blender . It’s only 1 point. With one cup of unsweetened almond milk.  

Answer 10

Try unsweetened vanilla almond milk, it’s good in cereal, both hot and cold! Sweetened will definitely add points. Half a cup of unsweetened milk is 0SP.  

Answer 11

I switched to the sweetened bc I couldn't tolerate the unsweetened either and it makes a huge difference in my overnight oats and my chia pudding

Answer 12

Yea i like the sweetened vanilla  

Answer 13

My husband drinks regular 2% milk. I mix 2% and the unsweetened almond milk. Instead of 5 pts it is 3.  

Answer 14

It says on the carton the calories each one has! The regular almond is really good!  

Answer 15

I love Almond Milk

Answer 16

I use it in cereal.  

Answer 17

I use vanilla almond milk. Real good

Answer 18

I use Silk Unsweetened Soy Milk. It has 10 grams of protein, and 1 point for a half cup. That gives me two cups of coffee each morning❤️☕️❤️

Answer 19

Vanilla Unsweetened Almond Milk is great.  

Answer 20

Try unsweetened cashew milk. Same points, same price, but much better and richer tasting than almond milk. I struck up a conversation in the grocery store with someone who had lost over 100 pounds on WW and she recommended it. I'm so glad I ran into her! It is delicious!  

Answer 21

The sweetened does taste better but it’s more points. I had to acquire a taste for u sweetened. Also try the vanilla flavor. It helps.  

Answer 22

I prefer the Original type (60 calories per cup)

Answer 23

Try Oat Milk much nicer than Almond

Answer 24

I like the vanilla unsweetened coconut almond milk. 40 calories a cup.  

Answer 25

More points but you do get used to it

Answer 26

Add stevia , 0 pts

Answer 27

Add packet of favorite no calorie sweetener to unsweetened

Answer 28

I like non sweet but I don’t eat sugar

Answer 29

I love the cashew unsweetened milk. 25 calories.  

Answer 30

I add swerve to the unsweetened  

Comments

@patella swerve? I'd that anything like kalhua?  

Answer 31

I add inspire protien mix and some cinnamon to the unswunsweetened