Vanilla milk is white milk. The vanilla is sometimes artificial, although other times it is real vanilla. Since vanilla extract often contains alcohol, putting too much vanilla in the milk can make it an alcoholic beverage.
Commercially, vanilla milk is manufactured with a variety of main ingredients, including cow's milk,[1] almond milk,[2] and soy milk.[3]
References
- ^ "Lowfat Vanilla Milk Box". Horizon Organic. Retrieved October 2012.
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