Medically reviewed by Jonathan Purtell, RDN Almond and cow's milk have different nutritional profiles and benefits. Which one is "better for you" depends on several factors, including health goals, ...

We tried the Almond Cow, which can turn nuts and oats into milk in a minute. Here’s what we liked and didn’t like about it.

Food scientists can work magic to make the beverage look creamy, like dairy milk. One popular cow’s milk alternative is almond milk. What is it – and is it good for you?

While almond milk suits those with dietary restrictions, cow's milk remains a nutrient-rich option, particularly for growing children. The best choice depends on individual needs and preferences.

Read our almond cow review: We think you should skip the overwhelming choices of the alternative milk aisle and make better almond and oat milks at home.

Making almond milk is a simple process that can even be done at home. It's made with blended almonds and water and then it's strained.

Almond and soy milk are the two most popular plant-based alternatives to cow’s milk. In this article, we look at the nutrition, health benefits, and environmental considerations of almond and ...

Traditional cow's milk has fallen out of fashion, surpassed by trendy oat and nut milks, which have legions of wellness-minded and lactose-intolerant followers.

Milk, a rich source of calcium and crucial nutrients, offers various options based on individual dietary needs and preferences. Cow's milk is high in protein and vitamins, while almond, coconut ...