Take the Silk for Milk 10-Day Challenge
AND DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE.
Simply replace your milk with Silk and enjoy a boost of nutrition without giving up any of your favorite foods. It's a deliciously good-for-you change that's really easy, too.
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10 days of Silk.
It's so easy to add Silk to your daily routine. Ready to get started? Pick a plan that's right for you.
Simple everyday swaps
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Your new coffee crush
Silk Vanilla in a cup-o-Joe adds a sweet richness without any of the cholesterol you get with dairy creamers or milk.1 Almond & Soy are both delish—you pick.
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Hot. Chocolate. Heaven.
Warm up a glass of Silk Pure Almond® Dark Chocolate and enjoy an indulgent treat. Bonus? It's got fewer calories than hot chocolate made with typical dairy milk.2
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Cereal swap
People love the taste of Silk Pure Almond almondmilk (Original & Vanilla) in their cereal. Plus, it's lower in saturated fat and has zero cholesterol, unlike milk.3
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Soylicious smoothie
Meet your new favorite breakfast. Chocolate Soymilk (Vanilla works, too), berries, banana and ice. Blend and enjoy.
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Silky smooth latte
Brew coffee, heat Silk Pure Almond (Original or Vanilla), whisk until frothy, pour on coffee. Best part? You'll enjoy 50% more calcium than a latte made with typical dairy milk.4
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Magic bran muffins
Silk Pure Almond adds a lot of flavor to all that fiber. These good-for-you muffins come out with the same great texture as muffins made with milk.
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Do you like Piña Colada?
Try this high-calcium version. Mix Silk Pure Coconut™ Original, pineapple juice & rum. Pour over ice. Cheers.
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Diet-friendly dessert
We've got a lusciously light treat for when that sweet tooth kicks in. Silk Light Chocolate is rich, satisfying and 90 calories.
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Super soy scramble
Try Silk Unsweetened Soymilk in scrambled eggs and add an extra boost of soy protein with no added cholesterol.
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Tropical pop
Pour Silk Pure Coconut Vanilla into popsicle molds, pop in the freezer, and voilà—a luscious frozen treat with zero cholesterol, unlike ice cream.
Footnotes
- 2% dairy milk contains 20mg cholesterol while all Silk products have none. Dairy data from USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 23 (2010). Data consistent with typical 2% milk.
- Silk Pure Almond Dark Chocolate has 120 calories / svg; 2% chocolate dairy milk has 190 calories / svg. Dairy data drawn from USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 23 (2010).
- 1% dairy milk contains 1.5 g sat. fat and 10mg cholesterol, while Silk Pure Almond almondmilk has none. Dairy data from USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 23 (2010). Data consistent with typical 1% milk.
- Silk Pure Almond almondmilk has 45% DV of calcium; 1% dairy milk has 30% DV. Dairy data from USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 23 (2010). Data consistent with typical 1% milk.





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