Silk Original Soy Milk - 0.5gal

We give our kids this soymilk as an alternative to cows milk. We even do half water and half soymilk to cut the sugar in half. This milk only has 8g per serving. The taste and texture of this milk is nice and smooth with a slight sweetness to it. We've found this soymilk to be best priced at Target, usually $1-2 less than other grocery stores

This price increase is unacceptable. $5 for a little bit of milk from a plant? It was already expensive, but this is terrible. I might as well go back to cow milk, which is only $2.

After finding out what tricalcium phosphate means. I'm not longer giving it to my son

The best soy milk on the market, creamy and not disgusting like most are.

I have stopped buying Silk soy milk because I have to use a pair of pliers to open the locking cap. Ridiculous.

I regularly lift weights and even I struggle to unscrew the cap on your carton products. This is obviously a known and ongoing issue with your packaging as it happens every time, please correct it already. Lately I find myself buying other brands simply because the competition's lids aren't a ridiculous ordeal. It's a screw-on plastic cap, no need to reinvent the wheel here.... copy what's worked for the past 50 years.

Silk Soy Milk Unsweetened is delicious, and because it has no sugar is perfect for a diabetic like myself for cereal and coffee.

Ty so much for revamping the screw-off cap!!! I have arthritis and the new cap is so much easier to operate!! Ty again!!

I’ve been repurchasing this for several years. I love this stuff. Great taste and good protein content. The ingredients are good as well.

Tastes good if you can get the cap off. Please change the design.

I've been drinking Silk vanilla soy milk for many years, and loving it. A few weeks ago, I purchased another half gallon (at Target), with a "Best by" date of October 29th. It's been open for a week or two at most. I had a glass yesterday and thought it wasn't quite right. Today, I determined it had really gone bad. I also noticed that the container seems to be flimsier than I had previously experienced, i.e., when trying to pour it, the container folded inward and was difficult to hold. I'm very saddened by the loss of quality in both the soy milk itself and the packaging. I hate to move to another brand, but it looks like that's the way it's going.

Thanks for the new caps! I no longer need to use a wrench to open it.

Thank you for making the spout on Soymilk Original easy to open. I love the soymilk and think it tastes like melted vanilla ice cream.

This is my go to milk when my daughter asked me can I have some Malek it’s absolutely amazing the prices terrific and it taste really good. The texture isn’t there you know it’s very milk like.

After having surgery for colon cancer, I can no longer drink dairy products. I have tried other non-milk products, but they send me into a fair. I love the flavor and it works with most things that require milk. I'm just happy I have something that tastes good and gives me the satisfaction of milk.

I like Silk Vanilla and Silk Organic but the plastic spouts are so difficult to open the first time that I have to use vice grip pliers. 5 stars for the milk, 0 stars for the container.

Silk Milk is the only soy milk available in my area. It's not a bad product, but I prefer a less thickened up milk, one with a more nature consistency. Therefore the Silk Soy Milk Original gets 4 stars. I have found the cap is very difficult to remove. Pliers are involved to loosen it. I have to shave off those little tabs on the screw portion on the container so I can open the cap easier. I understand the tabs are a locking mechanism to assure cap is on tight, however arthritic fingers can't grip a small cap hard enough to turn it. Even though I have found a work-around so I can open the container, I'm not sure in the long run I will continue buying any Silk products that have thiese locking tabs I have been buying oat, almond, and rice milks in other milk brands that don't have that kind of tab. I think it's time to remove those tabs!

I've been drinking this for a few years and have always loved it but recently purchase two half gallons with expiration dates of about five weeks from now and they were both sour and clumped upon opening on the same day as the purchase.

I miss the silk original creamer from two-ish years ago. It taste different than it used to just a couple years ago.

We regularly get pliers out to open a new container. If the company can't get the packaging right, what about what's inside the container?