GreenDestiny
05-29-2008, 07:20 PM
Just the other day I picked up a carton of Hempmilk, which is made by Living Harvest. I'm beginning my experimentation with non-dairy milks so I figured this would be a great one to start with. It's a little thick, sorta has a slight grainy texture to it, but the taste isn't bad.
Good things about it:
as stated by the company it has all this in one serving
700 mg Omega-3
2600 mg of Omega-6 with GLA
All 10 Essential Amino Acids
4 grams of Protein
Essential Vitamins A (18%), B12 (25%), D (25%), E (13%), Riboflavin (31%) and Folic Acid (5%)
Essential Minerals Magnesium (19%), Potassium (3%), Phosphorus (43), Iron (15%) and Zinc (9%)
46% of RDA of Calcium
It's Kosher
Cholesterol free, no trans fat
Downside:
It costs $5 (US Dollars) for just 1/4 gallon (32oz; 1qt)
I know that if laws were different this could cost less, like the cost of rice milk and soy milk. I think if I add a little water to it I can stretch it a little, making it more like the consitency of skim milk.
Anyone else tried the Hempmilk?
Good things about it:
as stated by the company it has all this in one serving
700 mg Omega-3
2600 mg of Omega-6 with GLA
All 10 Essential Amino Acids
4 grams of Protein
Essential Vitamins A (18%), B12 (25%), D (25%), E (13%), Riboflavin (31%) and Folic Acid (5%)
Essential Minerals Magnesium (19%), Potassium (3%), Phosphorus (43), Iron (15%) and Zinc (9%)
46% of RDA of Calcium
It's Kosher
Cholesterol free, no trans fat
Downside:
It costs $5 (US Dollars) for just 1/4 gallon (32oz; 1qt)
I know that if laws were different this could cost less, like the cost of rice milk and soy milk. I think if I add a little water to it I can stretch it a little, making it more like the consitency of skim milk.
Anyone else tried the Hempmilk?