Silk Soy Milk

The best soy milk there is. I have tried every alternative milk on the market and always go back to this one. My entire family drinks this one, we go through so many cartons. So creamy and delicious.

Use a half gallon or more weekly. Love the quality and taste. I am cow’s milk lactose intolerant. Target has the best price around on this product

My favorite use for this is as a creamer for my coffee. I’m lactose intolerant

Calories went from 100->120 per serving and fat from 3.5->5g per serving without any prominent notification on the packaging, e.g. "new formula". The nutrition information on this web site is incorrect and outdated. It tastes sickly sweet now. Who asked for this?

Thank you target for making soy milk more affordable for those who need protein in plant-based forms. FYI: I used to work for WIC, and I would recommend soy milk for toddler’s and mom’s because soy milk is the most comparable plant-based milk source (with protein content and vitamins) to cow’s milk.

This soy milk is delicious and one of the reasons I go to Target is that it's in stock. For the last month it has been increasingly difficult to find at the Northside Evansville Indiana Target. I've made 3 trips and come up empty-handed. The quantities online are incorrect and I am consistently having difficulty finding this excellent item. I've seen a huge decline in product availability at this store in particular but at Target in general.

The milk carton that was 1st in the row is over a week expired

Good taste and quality ..

My husband and I have used this for years in a variety of ways. I do not enjoy the new formula at all and will search for an alternative.

So yummy! The vanilla is a great flavor.

I'm lactose intolerant, even lactose free milk causes me issues. Oat milk makes me cough and feel congested. Almond milk is honestly worthless imo, it has like no nutritional value and uses so much water to grow, and it tastes bad to boot. soy milk gives protein and is a good enough milk substitute. I like the Silk brand the most.

You don’t buy milk with added sugar, so why would you want soy milk with added sugar? Creamy and quite acceptable substitute for dairy, especially in the summer heat and humidity when, as Will Ferrell/Ron Burgundy says, “milk was a bad choice.” This is the best tasting soy milk. I kept asking the folks at target to stock more of it because it used to be out of stock half the time. They added a second row in the cooler and it’s been there whenever I go lately. Makes amazing iced lattes! Good on cereal.

So creamy that you don’t even notice it contains no sugar. I can have it in my matcha lattes without any additional flavoring or syrups. Also nutritious!!

One of the cartons had expanded walls, indicating temp increase, resulting in forming bacteria- in had to throw it out. The store should probably check their remaining stock of vanilla silk

The best fluid on the planet. Tastes incredible, is healthy, and is great for baking as well.

I love this soy milk, it has a very creamy mild taste. I prefer the unsweetened for all of my milk needs. It does not bother me rme as other dairy alternatives do, and is the closest in creaminess to actual milk tha I have found!

I love this milk for smoothies and smoothie bowls. It is super sweet! It is a great milk alternative for those who cannot have dairy. I just would not recommend it for cooking because the sweetness can be overwhelming.

Vanilla soy milk is a smooth, creamy plant-based drink with a subtle sweetness and a mild vanilla flavor. It’s a good dairy-free alternative, especially for those who enjoy a slightly nutty undertone. Great in coffee, cereal, or on its own.

Nice smooth taste, it also has more protein than cows milk which is an added benefit. My son loves the texture and it's better for his skin than cows milk since he has eczema.

I will never understand why everything plant based milk at Target is just oat milk. It's like the great corn lobby and pointless ethanol in gasoline. Some industry insiders are just jumping on the oat milk thing for reasons unknown to me. Honestly oat milk tastes bad. I've had some good oat milk ice cream but haven't found a single oat milk I will buy. Now, Silk Vanilla soy milk has been a staple plant based milk for a long time. It's a good one. Yet, here we go with Target disappearing this one just like they did with Ripple Vanilla. I really don't want to have to shop somewhere else, but that's the direction Target is sending me when they disappear good products. At least I can order Silk Vanilla for delivery. I hate oat milk. I'm going to try more of the oat milk options at Target, and if it tastes wrong to me, I intend on getting a full refund for each and every one! Target you could just keep the better plant based options in the store!