Reply With Quoteas far as i know skim is better than 1% and 1% is better than 2%
2% is creamier (more fattening)
that's just what i've been told...
i personally think 2% is tastier but i can deal with 1%
skim is a little too watered down for me though
Soy Milk Vs. Cows Milk
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07-06-2003, 04:45 PM #1Registered User
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Soy Milk Vs. Cows Milk
At the moment I am drinking 1% pastuerized milk.
I did a search and found nothing comparing the two.
In fact I found a lot of confusing, contradicitive data.
So in simple terms, which is better?
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oops, i don't think i answered your question in regards to soy milk
sorry i don't know the answer"Everybody wanna be a bodybuilder, but don't nobody wanna lift no heavy-ass weight!" - Ronnie Coleman
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Originally posted by Skib
oops, i don't think i answered your question in regards to soy milk
sorry i don't know the answer
NP, thanks for the info on different milk types though.
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actually, we have discussed Soy here before, personally I recommend that you stay away from it.
I drink 1% Cow/Dairy milk.
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check this out: Soy
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