Bonsoy Non Organic Soya Drink 1 Litre (Pack of 6)

I made a switch to plant based milk and seen this brand used in most of the coffee shops in London. It is quite pricey individually but this 6 pack set works out cheaper.I love how the soy milk does not separates, or has a strong taste when I have with my teas or lattes. It foams beautifully, and you can enjoy a frothy creamy drink.

Not full of unrecognisable thickeners, gums, preservatives or oils and yet - this soy milk is very versatile and tasty! Makes you wonder why so many brands insist on putting so much into their plant milks. Use anywhere you'd use milk, really. It won't split in hot drinks (though you can get soy protein floating in your tea if you don't shake the carton vigorously enough prior to opening! They're harmless and inoffensive). GM free beans, 4.1g protein per 100ml.

Pricey.. but worth it! I love this milk for my coffee, it doesn’t separate, it’s fermented so better for your tummy and just creamy and delicious! I actually drink so much more milk since I’ve started buying this which I’m not entirely sure is positive or not! Lol either way, it’s my staple milk and having 6 cartons delivered direct to your door is a bonus!

By far, the best soya milk available! I have tried every brand; Alpro, Provamel, Sainsbury's own, Tesco's own, etc - but Bonsoy is the only one I have come across that doesn't turn to watery foam in my Nespresso milk frother. In my attempts to cut dairy out of my diet, I reverted to using soy. It took some time to become used to the taste, but now I love it! Bonsoy is a superior brand taste wise. Unlike a lot of the more commercial brands, Bonsoy is watered down or packed full of other additives. Take Alpro for example, their fresh soya milk contains Acidity regulators (Dipotassium phosphate, Monopotassium phosphate), Maltodextrin, Stabiliser (Gellan gum) - WHAT ARE THOSE?! Bonsoy, on the other hand, contains: water, soybeans 15%, tapioca starch, sea salt, job's tears (Japanese barley), calcium carbonate. Now, those I know (ok, besides the Japanese barley - I had to google that, but it's natural and grows in the ground!) Bonsoy is also organic, something I am a strong advocate for. So it ticks all my boxes. Whilst £18.90 for 6 cartons might seem like a lot; that works out at around £3. I've seen lesser brands charge £1.5 - £1.8, but Bonsoy is worth the extra money (quality and taste).

I love the taste of this milk, the negatives are the cost, last time I bought it in June it was £22.00 and now it’s nearly £27.00 so I won’t be buying it. Another really bad negative with this product is the packaging. The carton has to be cut open and I ended up spilling loads of milk initially. I had to buy a carton to dispense the milk into otherwise you lose a lot and there’s also the risk of the carton falling over in the fridge after it’s been opened as there is no way to seal it, unless you do what I did and buy a milk jug for it. So all in all, the only thing going for it is the taste, I would buy it again if it hadn’t gone up in price.

I first tried this product when I was in Hong Kong, and again when I was in Australia. It is truly the best soy milk on the planet as you can drink it 'straight' without any chemical aftertaste - it really tastes great. I use it to make smoothies mostly, but often also as just a plain glass of milk. I wish the product was more easy to get across the EU as it is VERY hard to find -- I pay more for it in shipping than the price of the milk -- but that is how much I love it.

As an Aussie living in the UK, I am so grateful this is available. It's the only milk I want in my coffee. Always speedy delivery, and it is exactly what it says it is. It comes in a Bonsoy box and somehow this makes it feel of higher quality, like I'm truly buying wholesale rather than 6 individual litres, not that it really matters.

The best quality and tasting soy milk that froths beautifully, really good value also.