I rarely drink or buy milk but I like the 3.8% sometimes for me and my cats. They only get a whisker so to speak

I like to add whipped cream or some of that 10% stuff to get the fat % up

On the non-milk side, this coconut milk is amazing

Ripple Pea Milk is great too, very smooth and somewhat satiating

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    10 hours ago

    I was not prepared for the price difference. The coconut milk was close in price to my half and half, but the coco cream was about 3 times as much.

    Edit double checked the receipt: the coconut milk is 80 cents more, the cream is 5 times as much.

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      9 hours ago

      Yeah, the cream is really good shit but it can be pricey, best to stock up when its on sale or see if Costco has a deal for it

      Ive definitely got it at Costco before and my gut says the price was more reasonable in bulk than buying a la carte in a regular grocery store. Also try an ethnic grocery store too, they might have a better source

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        9 hours ago

        We have 1 grocery store in town (and a Walmart). Next time I am in the city I will check Costco and try to get to the Indian grocery, or the Asian market.

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          Yeah, Costco and the asian market are probably your best bet. Might even be on their site too altho i have no experience buying actual grocery stuff online there, just other bigger non-food stuff