Silk: Do you drink?
What do you think of Silk? They’re one of our new clients and we’re having a tough time cracking that bean.(get it?)
I personally think that they’re the anti-milk. So why not take Milk head-on and add an activist angle to it; you know, save the cows etc. Only problem, they’re owned by Dean Foods whose main business is milk production and distribution.
Do you drink Silk? Or does its taste outweigh the benefits?
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Hugh Hutchison Wallace November 30th
Silk used to be carried by Starbucks – I don't think it is anymore. The taste is not as good as other soy milks, it's expensive, and it doesn't have an appealing package design. It's angle is too "milk-esque" it needs to set itself apart.
Laura A. November 30th
No comment on the marketing as I haven’t really paid attention to it very much, but I drink the chocolate version of Silk and think that it tastes better than actual chocolate milk.
Angus Gastle November 30th
I am now the proud owner of a carton of Silk and several of its competitors and I have to admit, So Good isn’t So Bad.
But I’ll have to invest in some Silk Chocolate!
Les Wenzel June 4th
I do enjoy your Silk products.My favorite is your Silk soy beverage for coffee,I think it is the closest tasting soy creamer to real cream on the market.
My problem is that I live in rural Saskatchewan and the only places I c an buy it are in the cities of Saskatoon or Regina.I can’t understand why a city the size of Swift Current,some 20,000 people doesn’t have a store carrying it.I’m wondering if you could do something to make it available in Swift Current or Rosetown Sk Thank You
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