Almond milk

[LuckyDucky77]

Did some label comparison and wondering if Blue Diamond Unsweetened plain and unsweetened vanilla are okay.  When I compared to Califia farms, only difference was the added vitamin A Palmitate, Vitamin D2, D-Alpha-Tocopherol (natural vitamin E).  Do these added vitamins make this non-compliant?  I know in the book they talk about using specific vitamin brands.  I can't get the unsweetened vanilla Califia farms at any of the stores near me and don't care for plain unsweetened (other than for using when cooking)

[ShannonM816]

These ingredients are fine. As long as all the other ingredients are also compliant, this is fine to have.

 

[LuckyDucky77]

thanks!  yes, there isn't any sugar in any form, carrageenan, or any other banned substances that I can tell.  

[Katie S.]

Hi there - is Ripple Original Unsweetened Almond Milk compliant? I double checked the ingredients and believe it is, but wanted to confirm that calcium phosphate and potassium phosphate were okay.

http://ripplefoods.com/original-unsweetened-plant-milk/ 

[bpfwhole30]

12 minutes ago, Katie S. said:

Hi there - is Ripple Original Unsweetened Almond Milk compliant? I double checked the ingredients and believe it is, but wanted to confirm that calcium phosphate and potassium phosphate were okay.

http://ripplefoods.com/original-unsweetened-plant-milk/ 

That milk is not almond milk. It is made from peas. So, no, it would not be compliant.