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Not $3.80 but still a good deal. A sign of the times, perhaps.
Bonsoy Soy Milk 1 Litre $3.90 ($3.51 S&S) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Amazon AU
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Dumbest comment of the day?
Curious to know how many people have died as a direct result of the Fukushima incident?
Legend, thx OP!
21.99 at Costco all the time if that benefits anyone
Remember when we all made fun of the USSR when their people were lining up in massive queues just to get some toilet paper?
Amazon S&S is BS. They can increase price anytime they want. It's not locked in price.
Just do it for the initial discount and cancel.
If you're buying this because you're lactose intolerant, try oat milk instead. Tastes better, and is way better for you vs. Soy.
Link. Good not to spread misinformation.
No evidence of that & soy has more protein.
I like both, most people know bonsoy works and tastes best for coffee, but everyone's different.PS Thanks Op ordered some.
Yeah everyone's different. I tried oatmilk in my coffee and I was won over. But things like this also depend on the brand as they use different ingredients to create their mixture.
My personal favourite is Califia Farms Barista blend, then Oatly is good. Both steams pretty well. But then Minor Figures is absolute rubbish.
Going back to soymilk, can't go wrong with Bonsoy really.
Yeah oatmilk is pretty neutral and smooth, not quite as smooth.
I don't mind either and good to grab those Oatly ones (or the similar vitasoy one) when half price, as bonsoy isn't always on special.
Soy is notorious for containing high concs of xenoestrogens (specifically phytoestrogens) - I didn't actually think I needed to substantiate that fact. Link, with URI context to the most relevant part:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1480510/#:~:tex…)%20at%20estrogen%20receptors
Yes, there's a lot of controversy and claims of benefits and harms, and drawing rock solid conclusions is not possible at this stage. However, would YOU want to self-medicate with estrogen mimicking hormones? The question mark over fertility alone is frankly alarming to me.
The protein content varies from brand to brand. Vitasoy Oat Protein+ claims 4g/100ml vs 4.1g/100ml for Bonsoy. Most other brands get up to 2g/100ml. How much milk substitute are you drinking (especially if you use it for coffee) if that makes or breaks your protein levels? Further, Soy milk tends to contain higher amounts of sugar (vs. unsweetened oat milk), and as low as one-fifth as much calcium (at least when compared to bonsoy) as oat milk.
Here we go..
Are you talking about Phytoestrogens?You'd have to consume a hell of a lot of soy/day to have ANY effect (can't recall but something like 7kg of tofu or 11L+ of milk).
Guess you'd rather consume all the dairy with the same amounts including hormones, antibiotics, puss, blood etc. More likely to get man boobs from beer and chicken.
Will let you research it but provide some more links later. Gets a bit tiring as this crap has been debunked 1000 times.
You could search for anything on the internet. That 2006 pubmed article doesn't conclude anything and no references for the source information. I'm not even sure if it's derived from observational studies let alone proper trials.
I agree there still isn't a heap of conclusive information around but the point is the benefits of soy consumption outweigh the possible perceived 'risks', a lot of which is just parroted around the internet and bro-science. In fact it's good for cancer prevention and dietary soy doesn't even translate to blood hormone levels.
These videos explain it better than I can:
Soy and Manboobs: A Busty Myth?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwlGTVh06NQ
Phytoestrogens and Disease:
http://tinyurl.com/hfxu23qPhytoestrogens and Heart Disease:
http://tinyurl.com/zg2nh7aPhytoestrogen and Kidney Disease:
http://tinyurl.com/jtwyanbHigh soy can result in 59% less breast cancer study:
http://tinyurl.com/j8ywsraSoy yields 13% lower LDL/Bad Cholesterol Study:
http://tinyurl.com/hhf4weqSoy and Men Hormones Study:
http://tinyurl.com/hsu4wqkMeta-analysis on men, soy and phytoestrogen extracts:
http://tinyurl.com/ja5s9k230-50% of men get manboobs:
http://tinyurl.com/zb58cbsPhytoestrogen content of various foods:
http://tinyurl.com/z3kpvsw220 women over 2 years soy study:
http://tinyurl.com/z4tbb7dMeta-analysis on 47 studies no estrogen change:
http://tinyurl.com/hsm6ctbSoy Men Review/Final Quote on Soy being fine for men:
http://tinyurl.com/zwddamhThe protein content varies from brand to brand. Vitasoy Oat Protein+ claims 4g/100ml vs 4.1g/100ml for Bonsoy. Most other brands get up to 2g/100ml. How much milk substitute are you drinking (especially if you use it for coffee) if that makes or breaks your protein levels? Further, Soy milk tends to contain higher amounts of sugar (vs. unsweetened oat milk), and as low as one-fifth as much calcium (at least when compared to bonsoy) as oat milk.
No lol, not relying on milk for for my single source of protein (brotein), i have some with coffee once a day (<200mL). I noted before that I like Oat milk also, both are fine. Natural sugar isn't the problem, people are scared of carbs / sugar (energy) these days. An extra 1.3g/100g isn't anything to worry about, was just pointing out that bonsoy contains more fibre and protein.
Person with a commie flag avatar posting a deal for soy milk…meme magic is real.
i love estrogenic milk !!
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