Smallest container of non dairy milk?

[Anonymous]

I use milk for eggs, Mac & cheese, small bowl of cereal. Single and live alone. Normally I buy a half pint of milk for these purposes and rarely finish it before it goes bad. But now my body is rejecting cow milk. I only see half gallons of A2 milk, which is obviously way too much for me. I’m open to almond or cashew or oat or any other dairy alternative milk, as long as the container is very small. Has anyone seen this? I am near Safeway, Whole Food, Trader Joe’s, and Target. My stomach thanks you in advance.

[Anonymous]

They sell four packs of a bunch of soy/pea/rice milks. I like the little bottles of shelf stable pea milk that you can reclose. I usually find it at giant. Sometimes moms has the juice box type ones. I'm sure Whole Foods would have them too, I just rarely go there.

[Anonymous]

I buy shelf stable almond milks in the 4packs when on vacation and don’t want the half gallon.

[Anonymous]

Nutpods comes in a small container (the ones near the coffee, not the ones in the milk fridge.

[Anonymous]

Lactaid last A LOT longer than regular milk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nutpods comes in a small container (the ones near the coffee, not the ones in the milk fridge.

Is that cream or milk?

[Anonymous]

Look in the section with the stuff for kids. I’ve seen packs of single serve milk in boxes .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nutpods comes in a small container (the ones near the coffee, not the ones in the milk fridge.

Is that cream or milk?

It's a creamer, but not super thick. Get the "original" flavor since you're using it to cook.

[Anonymous]

Oatly has small shelf stable bottles at Whole Foods. Look where all the non-refrigerated milks are. Oatly is the best for coffee

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Look in the section with the stuff for kids. I’ve seen packs of single serve milk in boxes .

Here’s an option through Amazon that’s in 8 oz containers.

https://www.amazon.com/Kiki-Milk-Gluten-Glyphosate-Original/dp/B09SGZ31D3/ref=sr_1_5?c=ts&keywords=Plant-Based%2BMilk&qid=1656304049&s=grocery&sr=1-5&ts_id=119343011&th=1

[Anonymous]

Try Nido Fortificada powder. You might digest it better, and you can make whatever you need. I keep glass milk jars from Moms to use later with powdered milk.

[Anonymous]

Is this product freeze-able? If so, that could be an alternative.

[Anonymous]

Amazon has various non dairy milk types in "juice box" packages...