As far as I'm concerned, you can't have dairy with no cow.
Dairy-free faux-dairy products should market themselves for what they are instead of lying.
Dairy-free faux-dairy products should market themselves for what they are instead of lying.
Hell, cows aren’t magic. Even “real milk” is just a collection of sugars, proteins, etc. If there’s no difference between the two then what’s the distinction?
4 : milk from a cow or other domestic animal (such as a goat)
also : food (such as ice cream, cheese, or yogurt) made primarily of or from milk
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Dairy specifically means and implies a cow (or similar domestic animal) as the origin of the food product. Where it comes from is just as important as what it is, if not more.
Thus I reiterate: You can't have dairy with no cow.
Again, nobody is confused by terms like "coconut milk" or "almond milk".
The comments I replied to were discussing the likelihood of this stuff sharing the same floor area with dairy products.