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The 13 pages that link to Plant milk, each with the reason it gives.

• MilkCompared with: Despite its name and uses, it is not produced by mammary glands.

• YogurtCompared with: Plant-based yogurt alternatives adapt fermentation to ingredients that lack milk’s casein structure.

• Coconut milkNarrower topic: Packaged coconut drinks belong to this broad category, though canned cooking milk differs.

• Cow's milkCompared with: It can replace cow's milk in drinks and recipes, but its ingredients and nutrition vary widely.

• Goat milkCompared with: It provides a non-dairy alternative with a different nutrient profile and no animal milk proteins.

• Lactose-free milkCompared with: Unlike lactose-free milk, it is not made from dairy milk.

• Soy milkNarrower topic: Soy milk belongs to this broad family of dairy alternatives.

• Almond milkNarrower topic: Almond milk is one variety in this broad category of dairy alternatives.

• Coconut waterNarrower topic: Coconut water is sometimes mistaken for coconut-based milk alternatives, but it is not extracted from flesh.

• Dairy productCompared with: It resembles milk in use but is not made from mammalian milk.

• Milk coffeeCompared with: Its flavor and foaming behavior differ from dairy milk in coffee.

• Skimmed milkCompared with: It can replace skimmed milk in recipes, but has a different source and composition.

• Non-dairy creamerCompared with: Unlike many creamers, plant milks are usually designed to function as beverages as well as coffee additions.