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"People love to drink milk. Not cows milk per se, but milk as an idea or at least a construct. For those of us that have milk allergies, are lactose-intolerant, or just don&amp;#039;t love the idea of ingesting cow&amp;#039;s milk for health or moral reasons, there are countless milk alternatives (non-dairy and otherwise) to be had. Soy milk, almond milk, oat milk, rice milk, goat&amp;#039;s milk, and numerous synthetic options line the grocery shelves, in a variety of flavors and iterations, as potential replacements for the straightforward and traditional bovine product. Newest to market is Hemp Dream, made by the same company that produces the ever-popular Soy Dream (Soy Dreamers, I like to call them). For the uninitiated, hemp milk is made from the seeds of the hemp plant, which share the distinction of being from the same species as cannabis (otherwise known as marijuana). To be clear, hemp milk (and hemp food products for that matter) unlike it&amp;#039;s notorious sister plant, have no narcotic or intoxicating effect on the body. Instead, hemp products serve as a highly concentrated and efficient nutritional resource rich in naturally occurring omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids. However, one look at the Hemp Dream box, which, with a tie-dye motif, looks like it was designed in a head shop or a camper van, you might just wonder if there are any hidden, mood-altering benefits to this drink.       Rest assured, other than getting bombed on high doses of magnesium, vitamin D, and vitamin B12, you could drink mass quantities of Hemp Dream and maintain both your composure and equilibrium. With a flavor similar to conventional soy milk, Hemp Dream is only slightly sweet (sweetened with evaporated cane juice) and holds a smooth, but distinctively mellow bean-like flavor. It has a milky appearance akin to whole milk (not at all watery or off-color like many non-dairy alternatives) with a pleasant neutral flavor that would work well for cooking, but maybe a bit too distinctive for coffee or tea (this being purely a matter of taste).  All in all, the health profile as well as the winning taste and consistency, reveal Hemp Dream to be a true score. Hemp Dream is available in 32 fluid ounce containers (Vanilla or Original for approximately $3) and sold at Stop &amp;amp;amp; Shop, Wild Oats, Trader Joe&amp;#039;s, Whole Foods Market, and Ralph&amp;#039;s.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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