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Most people don't like it in tea or coffee considering it's too watery. It can be used in cooking and sultry but considering of its thin consistency it would usually need an widow thickening wage-earner such as flour, cornflour or xantham gum. It's now widely misogynist in supermarkets, self-sustaining health supplies shops and online.  Our favourite Sojade rice milks are organic, upper quality and really tasty. They offer a wide range including plain, fortified, rice with almond, rice with coconut and rice with coconut and pineapple. Best upkeep rice milk It's possible to buy Rice Dream milks for as little as £1 per litre. They're widely available, come in a variety of flavours and blends and are super tasty. Can be found in major supermarkets, self-sustaining health supplies shops and online. M&S M&S offer a good quality rice milk in their chilled free-from section. 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