West Life Organic Soy Milk, Unsweetened Plain, Low Sugar, 9g of Protein, Vegan Dairy Alternative, Lactose-Free, Shelf Stable, 32oz (Pack of 6)

Best Soy milk for making home made Greek yogurt. Comes out thick, mild and creamy. Since it's in aseptic packaging, no need to boil, just dump into yogurt maker along with culture. 12 hours later + overnight straining = Greek yogurt. Usually I throw in 1/2t agar but other times I've forgotten and still get thick yogurt. Tastes good in place of sour cream, too. Good in overnight oats and cold cereal. Taste too bean-y in mashed potatoes.

Love this soy milk! Arrived in perfect condition with an expiration date 1.5 years away! YAY!!!

My fault that I didn’t realize these were 32 ounces and not 64 ounces but other than that West soy unsweetened organic soy milk is the only plant based milk. I will use in anything and everything because of its high protein and two ingredients everything was delivered on time and was not damaged and packaged well However, I will still be going to my local Walmart in the future because they have the 64 ounce cartons for just under five dollars a carton.

Westsoy has no additives, so it's healthful and delicious!

Nothing else to say! I still need to use "milk" for coffee and cereal, soy milk works great for me. I have known and consumed the West Life brand for 35 years, I believe they used to be "WestSoy" back then (??). I came to discover that soy milk has gone down in popularity, making it difficult to find, and it has been replaced by all these weird concoctions which are nuts processed the same way soy beans are to make their "milks," except all these new nut-"milks" are loaded with crap just for texture and preservation, which turns out a disgusting product in the end, bad for your gut. I tried everything else for years because I couldn't find soy milk. I was pleasantly surprised to find my old "WestSoy" (West Life) on the shelf at a local market, and the fact that it is still true to its original recipe and flavor without all the junk, I had to look here to check for bulk purchases. I am not disappointed, I hope the seller maintains the same level of service and packaging condition. (I say this because I saw other folks commented about packaging problems, I didn't have any on this shipment). Truth be told, I wouldn't use soy milk to make flan, cake, or a cream sauce or soup, but it adapts well to pretty much everything else.

As the only soy milk that doesn't contain carrageenan and salt, Westsoy/Westlife is the only non-dairy milk I can drink without getting sick. Until recently, it's been easy to find at Walmart and Kroger for ~$5 for a large box. Over the past few months, its place on the shelves has been empty, and finally removed entirely, replaced with rice milk filled with additives. When I reached out to Westlife to find out where to buy my favorite soy milk, they referred me here. I didn't really want to buy a dozen large boxes at a time, but I did...and was sorely disappointed to find that these are not the large $5 boxes I used to get locally, they're the half-sized boxes being sold at the large box price. Once again, investors have ruined an excellent product and turned it into a way to rip off the customer. Westlife's blatant corporate greed sickens me, and I won't be supporting them anymore. There's now a huge hole in the non-dairy milk market; I hope an ethical, sustainable organization steps in to fill it.

Milk is fine. The "sell by" date, however, indicated to me that they have had this on their shelves awhile before I got it. Not so great... but I am using it.

I Love that there is a Brand that values the importance of making a organic soymilk with no added minerals and vitamins sugar or salt. Fortunately alone is gave five stars. I will be glad when the aseptic containers aluminum foil free make to the USA. Thats the only concern i have i know there is a plastic liner between the aluminum and the milk but on the quart size you don't pull back the aluminum seal to open it. Its a twist top the aluminum seal it cut open not removed when the top is twisted and on the aluminum seal facing upward there is no plastic layer and every time you pour the milk out its goes over the bare aluminum that is cut open again not removed. I hope westlife will consider having the same type of seal on the quarts that the have on the half gallon size, that allows you to remove all the aluminum and not pour your milk over it every time you have some milk. I just cut it off and don't twist it and then remove the aluminum circle seal. Pour it into a jar for now. Hopefully they'll switch back to their pull off lids and seals for the quarts.