soymilk
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- noun
- /ˈsɔɪˌmɪlk/
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leche de soya
- For example, the vogue for soymilk began in Hong Kong, spread to neighboring Asian cities, thence to Japan, and finally to the United States.
- a cup of soymilk
- vanilla soymilk
- tofu and soymilk
Examples
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In the Philippines, a carbonated soymilk was marketed as "Philsoy."
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Soymilk has since become an important player in the U.S. beverage market.
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Do you want soymilk in yours, Dingan?
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In the 1950s, the soymilk market developed on a large scale in Hong Kong.
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If you pour in a cup of milk or soymilk, you'll get 30 to 40 percent of your protein needs as a runner in one bowl.
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Starbucks customers are up in arms after the chain revealed its revamped Gold Card rewards program will drop its free soymilk and syrup provisions.
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The introduction of aseptic packaging and the "Tetra-Brick aseptic" carton to soymilk production in the late 1960s led to greater distribution and consumption.
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He ate steel-cut organic oatmeal with no brown sugar and soymilk on the side, followed by four egg whites scrambled with spinach and tomatoes.
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If tofu is not your "cup of tea" and you'd like to add soy to your diet, you can also enjoy it in the form of miso, tempeh, edamame beans, and products prepared with soy flour and soymilk.
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I gave her a banana and a glass of soymilk and asked about her day.
Synonyms
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A white liquid from female animals or plants used for food
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Milk made from soybeans used instead of regular milk
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Milk made from ground almonds and water
A drink made from soybeans used instead of cow's milk
A white plant drink made from ground beans and water used instead of cow milk
Antonyms
How Milky
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Morphology
Etymology
The word soymilk comes from soy, a word borrowed from Japanese for soy products like soy sauce, and milk, meaning 'the white drink from animals'. So soymilk means the 'milk' made from soybeans and is used instead of regular milk.