SilkSoymilk, Very Vanilla, 8.25-Ounce Aseptic Cartons (Pack of 18)

Love the very vanilla flavor. Order it all the time.

We originally began purchasing Silk Very Vanilla Soy Milk because our son has a dairy allergy and couldn't drink cow milk. We tried all the Silk "flavors", but he only wanted the Very Vanilla. When we found these travel friendly 8.25oz. containers at a local BJ's Warehouse we were very happy.They make traveling with children easy because there's always silk available. You just can't leave it in a hot car. Last year our BJ's location closed and with no other available sources nearby, we started ordering from Amazon's subscription service.The first shipment arrived just 3 days after ordering and was packaged just fine.The producers of Silk (Great Wave) have also been fantastic. After purchasing one of these Silk 18 packs from BJ's and discovering over time that some had "curdled" I contacted them with a friendly e-mail making them aware of the issue. They, in turn, refunded our full purchase price.

Our son is diabetic. He is non-verbal with cognitive delay. So, he can't monitor his own glucose. These little cartons of soymilk are a perfect portable way to deliver a quick 20g of carbs when he tests low. They are handy when we are out at sports, boy scouts, etc. If your loves ones have food allergies, you'll appreciate that they are free of dairy, lactose, gluten, casein, egg and MSG. (I wish they didn't contain carageenan). Unlike juice which is pure sugar, these contain 5g of protein so they aren't as bad a spike to blood sugar. The aseptic packs don't require refrigeration, and they store well. We keep 2 in our son's medicine bag to be used in times of hypoglycemia. They do taste best when cold. But for that particular situation, it's perfect. // If you value quality of food, read on. We try to buy organic when possible. Silk started out as all organic, but sold to Dean Foods. Most of their items are now conventional. They do certify as non GMO. But make no mistake, Dean Foods is more interested in profits than sustainable food practices. They spent approx $240million dollars to fight *against* GMO labeling in California. You won't find that on the side of the Silk cartons. For these reasons, we no longer purchase Silk unless we can't find better options.

I've had it before and it is very good. Too much sugar but healthy otherwise. Can be mixed with other milks to decrease the sugar content per serving. I like Oat Milk and regular Milk.

As I don't have my own car, I have to go to grocery stores nearby to buy soymilk. But after I found that this product is delivered with free-delivery option on Amazon, I usually order online to enjoy this product! This brand is, I would say, superb. Vanilla and "Very Vanilla" flavors both taste awesome!! I will definitely use Amazon to order it in the future as well!

Don't buy!!!! overpriced and shipped loose in a brown unsecured box.

My family loves this product! Our daughter is 2 and we always have a milk on hand for her - very easy to give to her in the car and she loves this stuff. And it is so good for her that I feel great about giving it to her. Organic at its best! Thanks for creating the small boxes.

after researching and finding out the dark side of soy, i switched over to rice dream rice milk (get original only, and dont get any milk substitute in these shelved containers- get em from the fridge section). the rice milk far better. rice dream --- vanilla silktaste: 5* --- 4*MSG: no --- yes (carageenan- bad!!)texture: thinner --- thickercolor: ultra white --- off- white silk is great that its organic (one thing that rice dream doesnt have), but if you know your stuff, you know that up to 10% of the soy in organically labeled food can be genetically modified. for the record, i drank silk for at least 3 years and loved it... until i researched the ingredients and made the switch.