It happens a lot with vanilla flavored soy milk – the congealed portions sit at the bottom of the container and looks like whip cream – does this mean that it's going bad?
If Soy Milk gets congealed at the bottom, is this a sign that it’s going bad
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Best Answer
That sounds like the settling of the soy solids at the bottom of the carton; shaking the milk before pouring it should solve that issue.