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Some people really like it in tea and coffee but others find that it's too watery and the taste is too strong. It is good for sultry and cooking but remember it will requite a coconutty taste so it's not unchangingly suitable for some savoury dishes. It's really widely available, comes in a variety of brands and can be found in major supermarkets, self-sustaining health supplies shops, online, some restaurants, cafes and coffee shops. See our weightier bit of posh, weightier upkeep and all our other fav coconut milks...Weightierbit of poshPlenish do a delicious, sugar-free, organic coconut milk which is super creamy. It is on the pricier side which is why it's won our 'best bit of posh' award!Misogynistin self-sustaining health supplies shops and online.Weightierbudget coconut milk Koko coconut milk is widely misogynist in health supplies shops, supermarkets, online and in some cafes and coffee shops. It's creamy, tasty and can be bought for as little as £1.10 per litre. M&SM&S have a good quality coconut milk... find it in their free-from chilled section. Asda Asda have a good selection of plant milks including this coconut milk. Morrison's You can find this coconut milk in Morrison's chilled free-from section... a nice offering. < Back to our top dairy-free product lists Viva! is a champion for animals in the dairy industry and we do essential work to reduce dairy consumption for the sake of the animals, the environment and our health. We can't do it without you. Please requite what you can to help us protract our vital work Make a donation FOLLOW US WebsiteFacebookTwitterYoutube Milk Drinkers Soya Milk Almond Milk Coconut Milk Rice Milk Oat Milk Hazelnut Milk Hemp Milk Cashew Milk Find out increasingly Everyone's Going Dairy-FreeIf you'd like a paper copy, please order it here. Read increasingly -> Why You Don't Need DairyIf you'd like a paper copy, please order it here. 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