Ripple - Core 32 oz (32 fl oz (Pack of 6), Sugar Free)

IMO, this is the BEST non-dairy milk there is. High in protein, low carbs. I can’t have dairy, coconut, or nuts without side fx, so this is perfect. It tastes good (neutral, pretty much no flavor) and I buy it by the case at my local health food store each month. I bought it from Amazon when my store couldn’t get it in.

We really enjoy the flexibility of this product. It’s nice to have something that is self stable. We use it a lot when we go camping. Once opened it must be refrigerated- but until then it doesn’t take up space in the cooler. Also nice to have in case we run out of milk and don’t want to make a run specifically for one item. We use ripple on a daily basis for coffee, etc and this is pretty much the same as the refrigerated version. Tastes great on cereal.

So far, except for the dreamy flavor and texture of oatmilk, this is the best low glycemic alternative to half-half or whole milk I've found. I still need a pinch of salt or sugar to mask the bitter in coffee, but a good compromise to lower cholesterol.

Not sure I how I discovered this protein rich, healthy, and not to sweet beverage that makes my body happy, but so glad I did. It actually froths nice with my daily iced matcha and elevates added flavors, like blueberry flavored water. ONE TIP FOR PRODUCT TEAM: please redesign the cap ... I am tired of spilling every single time I shake. It just needs one more thread! It's also perfect for OA hands. I LOVE THIS STUFF! Not bad with Kahlua too! don't ever stop production of the good stuff! (easy packaging for sub & save)

This is one of our go-to, plant-based "milks" which is especially versatile and well tolerated, having good texture and consistency. That said, every time this product is ordered through ScamAmazon for delivery, the contents are received damaged. In the last delivery, the (sealed) outer carton housing the six units of product, was opened and then taped shut; and the mangled cartons of Ripple were placed back inside the protective (company-packaging) carton, half of which were in the outer packaging upside down. Clearly, the outer packaging had broken open when Amazon was packing the item for delivery; and, clearly, the individual cartons of milk had fallen out, causing extensive damage to the six containers inside. The damaged milk cartons were placed back inside the cardboard outer packaging, taped shut, and delivered. This happens time and time again with (non-returnable) food items delivered by Amazon. Whoever repacked the milk cartons back into the manufacturer's outer cardboard packaging would have seen the individual damaged milk boxes. Not a good idea to order these kinds of non-returnable items from Amazon, especially given that this damage occurred within the Amazon system, and not from the manufacturer.