Rice Dream

Description: Manufacturer: Imagine Foods / Non-dairy alternative to milk with added calcium.

Newest Review: ... the lactose which is why I bought it. You can use it in drinks and cooking and is, surprisingly enough bearing in mind the ... more

... name - made from cold pressed rice. It has a creamy taste but an odd look at texture - it looks a bit like watered down milk, not completely opaque like you would expect. It also has little flecks in it that rise to the top - presumably from the pressed rice. This is not an appetising look to it and did put me off a little, especially when you us it in coffee which just makes the white flecks even more obvious to the eye. In hot drinks this gives more of a creamy taste to the drink than full-fat milk does - which...more

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Rice Dream: Milk without the moo (267 words)
by - written on 30/09/09 (Very useful, 6 readings)
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Rice Dream is a dairy-free milk alternative that comes in a variety of flavours, including chocolate and hazelnut-almond. But this is the original version of the product, essentially the basic milk type. This isn't a bad product, it give you the versatility of using milk without the lactose which is why I bought it. You can use it in drinks and cooking and is, surprisingly enough bearing in mind the name - made from cold pressed rice. It has a creamy taste but an odd look at texture - it looks a bit like watered down milk, not completely opaque like you would expect. It also has little flecks in it that rise to the top - presumably from the pressed rice. This ... Read the complete review

Nice and Dreamy Rice Dream (419 words)
by - written on 05/07/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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My husband cannot tolerate dairy products as he has a problem with eczema. He does like to eat a lot of cereal though so we are always looking for dairy milk alternatives to pour over it. Rice Dream is the latest in a long line of milk alternatives to enter our fridge. According to husband, it is the nicest so far. I have tried Rice Dream, which is rice based, and would have to say that I do prefer soya based milk alternatives. However, there are health risks reported with too much soya intake so if that is something that concerns you I would say that Rice Dream is one of the best rice milks around, certainly the nicest I have tried. The Rice Dream ... Read the complete review

Rice Dream - A rice milk alternative to cows milk (237 words)
by - written on 27/06/08 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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I have been diagnosed as lactose intolerant for nearly 2 years now, so finding a milk without lactose was a must. Having tried soya milk and not liking it, I decided to give rice milk (and in particular, Rice Dream with added Calcium) a try. Rice Dream now comes in a box with a design slightly different to that pictured, however the logo it pretty much the same. On the front it says that it is "deliciously different" - I'm not sure what this means, but I found this to be the nicest alternative to milk that I have tried (I have also tried an oat milk). The front of the packaging also states that it is a non-dairy alternative made from rice, with added ... Read the complete review