How can I make the taste of soy milk more appealing?

Question

I use soy milk in my coffee and the taste of it makes me want to vomit.

Answer 1

i used rice milk in mashed potatoes and it tasted fine. lol try that or another brand of soy milk

Answer 2

Try it with Honey Bunches Oats Cereals with Cinnamon Clusters, it will taste like eating ICE CREAM! Yummy!  

Answer 3

Maybe you should try Rice Milk.  My sister likes rice milk alot more than soy.

Answer 4

Some people just don't like soy milk... there are plenty of other non-dairy alternatives, however.  Try using almond-based creamer instead.  It is delicious, and completely nondairy

Answer 5

well, looks like you're not up to drinking soymilk.

i love it.

get used to the fact it's made from beans...   not from a cow.

Answer 6

I love soy milk but if you don't, don't drink. You can try rice milk, oat milk, almond milk, or hemp milk. I suggest hemp or almond.

Answer 7

I found vanilla to make it taste better and it tastes pretty good in coffee too.

Answer 8

i saw a silk brand creamer. you might need to buy something like that that is made to be mixed with coffeee?  i prefer the taste of soy milk to milk, but i don't know if it mixes with things like coffee the same way milk would.

Answer 9

i think it tastes good O_o

Answer 10

Try different brands. I like Pacific but I really, really like Organic Valley's soy milk in all flavors. The chocolate is great to drink straight up or heated up like a cocoa while the vanilla is amazing in Chai tea (and drinking). Both are really thick with good taste. Organic whole soy grown by farmers who belong to the co-op. Maybe the plain (or regular) flavor would be good for your coffee (I drink mine black but I finally had some the other day with soy and it is different but not unpleasant).

http://www.organicvalley.coop/products/s...

Otherwise, try different milk alternatives such as oat, rice, hazelnut, almond, hemp, coconut, etc. It's even pretty easy to make your own hemp milk and it's yummy to just drink (so it might not make it to your coffee):

http://nutiva.com/nutrition/recipes/milk...

Mostly though it may just take some time to adjust to the difference.