Milkadamia Unsweetened, Macadamia Milk, 32 Oz (3 pack)

This stuff is delightful :) It's yummy and is great as a milk alternative, especially when all the other nut milks begin to get "boring"

I enjoyed this milk but it's very expensive in the regular store. I thought I was getting a good deal here but instead I got a disaster. I was working from home and, in between calls, went out to look after the neighbor's cat. On the way out, I found two Amazon packages at my door. As usual, the carrier hadn't bothered to knock or anything.So, I brought the two packages in and set them in my entryway, as I usually do, to open them later when I had time. Boy, do I regret that.Several hours later, having finished work, taken a personal call, and had a bite to eat, I went to get the packages and noticed a small pool of dark, foul-smelling liquid in my hallway and slight swelling/bubbling of my laminate flooring in that area. The package was well taped but still somewhat wet. How I didn't notice it was leaking or smelly when I brought it in, is beyond me.I put the whole mess in the garbage straightaway and, after mopping up the entryway, carried the garbage bin into the bathroom, then placed the box in the tub and cut it open. Inside, it stunk to high heaven. Cardboard and sour macadamia milk make a powerful, pungent, and disgusting odor that doesn't easily wash away. A layer of bubble wrap around the items was also coated in the rotten-smelling liquid. The three milk boxes were tightly taped together, and all three boxes had failed, the two outer ones at the seam and the middle one at the spout. It was fairly clear they'd been crushed, probably early in shipping, and then exposed to high temperature. I took some pictures of the mess and called Amazon to request a refund and compensation toward repairing my damaged flooring. A rep told me she'd inform the third-party seller of my report and that, if the seller didn't help me out, Amazon would.The flooring is continuous throughout the home, and, as far as I can tell, replacing just part of it would be impossible. No doubt the job would be several thousand dollars, especially here in the booming SF Bay Area. I'm hoping the seller or Amazon will help with the costs; otherwise, I'll likely live with it as-is for years since I'm still dealing with other emergency expenses related to plumbing and car repair.Smell memory can be a bear, and I'm not sure I'll ever really enjoy Milkadamia after this awful and unfortunate experience. It may be a while before I buy it again--but if I do, I'll pay full price at the grocery store.

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This is an excellent replacement for dairy milk. Very creamy a pleasant taste that is far superior to other nut milk. I use it for cereal and to cook with, it performs just as good as dairy milk.