Customer Reviews

EdenSoy Organic Soymilk, Original, 8.45-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 27)

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I love the first 3 pack of EdenSoy. The second 3 back is another story. The expiration date is 2011 Jul 13. It is supposed to be good until next year; however, it tasted like rotten milk when I drank it.

We live in a rural area, and I don't get to the grocery store too often, so these are very handy to keep in the pantry with some in the fridge so you can use it amytime. They come with a straw, but I just use them mostly for cereal. I don't really just drink the soy milk as a beverage, so I don't know how it compares to other soymilk that way. It is fine on cereal or to use in baking. The way I use it the 27 little boxes last me for months.

Eden Foods is quite possibly the world's greatest food company. If you read their history of organic and natural foods you'll be amazed, pleased, and inspired by the efforts they take to make sure their products are the very best. I can't say enough good things about this company. The founder is one of the key leaders in the organic food world and take initiatives that no-one else would ever take to make sure that you (and I) are getting the very best food in the world. No exaggeration. They were the first to go BPA-free, USA organic soybean, non-GMO certified, etc. Eden Soy is the main Eden product and it is wonderful. Rich, smooth, and nutritious. Once you open it... it spoils in 3-5 days. Why? Because it's real food! Even bacteria know what's good! Love Eden Soy and absolutely love Eden Foods!

I loved the taste of this organic soymilk and enjoyed it
until I drink one that smells off. When I realized there was something wrong with the taste and smell,
it was too late because I already drank with straw....
I was breastfeeding my newborn baby and I had to skip next feeding because I didn't want my baby to drink something wrong.

If you want to give it to your child,
you'd be better taste or smell it before you hand it over.

I feel terrible since I have 3 boxes(pack of 27*3, ordered too much...) left. If I can, I'd like to return it and buy another refrigerated soymilk.

Why put wheat and barley extract in soy milk? Why not label with a warning for those with gluten intolerance? I remember it from when I used to drink this and it tasted good, so I recently bought it again, and am promptly returning it. It would have made me sick if I didn't glance at the ingredients before I opened it. I check labels, but I never would have thought plain soy milk would contain such common allergens.

The packaging is great and I'm sure the milk is just fine (I don't drink soy), but my daughter took one sip and didn't want anymore. I tried a few more times, but no sale. We lived in Korea and I guess she just prefers the taste of her soy milk from there. I'm trying to get her to drink "regular" milk more often anyways, but this was worth a shot.