West Life Organic Soy Milk, Unsweetened Plain, Low Sugar, 9g of Protein, Vegan Dairy Alternative, Lactose-Free, Shelf Stable, 32oz (Pack of 12)

This soy milk is fantastic and has great protein content. Simple ingredients and tastes great. Plus ordering it from Amazon is much cheaper than buying from Walmart or Whole Foods.

I really like this soy milk. It isn’t full of gums and fillers like many other non dairy milks. It tastes great and I use it in my coffee

I bought this because my usual brand was sold out. It is good. I'm glad that I didn't buy 12 containers though because the best buy date on this was July 16, 2026. I will probably be able to consume the 6 I bought before that date but I like my shelf stable items to have a much longer shelf life. I see that I can buy this from Whole Foods so that's probably what I will do going forward.

West Soy (West Life) soymilk is the only soymilk made with just soybeans and water. The Vanilla flavor also has Vanilla added to it. But there are no chemical additives or sweeteners added in. And they use organically grown soybeans and clean spring water to make the soymilk. I like that. And I like buying it a box of a dozen quarts at a time and at a decent price. I have it set on auto-order so I never run out (even when the local grocery store stops carrying it). So I'm satisfied with the delivery. I got what I wanted, when I wanted it, and at an acceptable price. The only alternative is making soymilk at home, and that is time consuming (even with my soymilk maker) and it doesn't turn out a nice (because I can't strain all of the soybean mash out of it so it settles in the bottom of the bottle). So the West Soy soymilk tastes better than my homemade soymilk. (Although I do use my home soymilk maker to make unsweetened chocolate soymilk and unsweetened mocha hazelnut soymilk.)

I like the taste and texture, and would probably buy it again. Unfortunately, the packaging left a lot to be desired. It comes in 12 32-oz cartons packed in a cardboard box by the original distributor, but the Amazon shipping was not great. They just put it in a significantly larger cardboard box with no packing material in between, so that the smaller box rattles around in a larger box that is easily crushed since it is largely empty. When it was delivered, both boxes were significantly damaged and one of the 12 cartons was leaking, which made a bit of a mess. The other cartons, though dented, were not leaking, so I decided that is wasn't worth the trouble to return it; I just threw away the leaking carton and the two cardboard boxes (since they were contaminated by the leaky carton. As a result, while I expect to buy West Life soy milk again, I'll probably try to find it available locally rather than depend on shipping from Amazon.

Taste great.Love the nutrition values. Use it as milk and make yogurt too.

This is my favorite milk, and I was happy to find it on Amazon for a relatively decent price. However, as other reviewers noted, it is not packaged sufficiently, so half the cartons are dented and damaged. I don't know if it is sage to drink in this condition. If Amazon would have put some bubble wrap or something around the box the milk is in, that would solve this issue. They just put the box of milk inside a larger box. I was able to get a refund at least.

Nothing else to say! I still need to use "milk" for coffee and cereal, soy milk works great for me. I have known and consumed the West Life brand for 35 years, I believe they used to be "WestSoy" back then (??). I came to discover that soy milk has gone down in popularity, making it difficult to find, and it has been replaced by all these weird concoctions which are nuts processed the same way soy beans are to make their "milks," except all these new nut-"milks" are loaded with crap just for texture and preservation, which turns out a disgusting product in the end, bad for your gut. I tried everything else for years because I couldn't find soy milk. I was pleasantly surprised to find my old "WestSoy" (West Life) on the shelf at a local market, and the fact that it is still true to its original recipe and flavor without all the junk, I had to look here to check for bulk purchases. I am not disappointed, I hope the seller maintains the same level of service and packaging condition. (I say this because I saw other folks commented about packaging problems, I didn't have any on this shipment). Truth be told, I wouldn't use soy milk to make flan, cake, or a cream sauce or soup, but it adapts well to pretty much everything else.