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Freshly ground soybean milk is soybean milk processed using old-fashioned craftsmanship. It is rarely available on the market. Currently, consumers generally purchase soybean milk machines for freshly ground soymilk. The advantage is that you can DIY it yourself and add various ingredients, such as red beans, black beans, mung beans, black rice, etc. The disadvantage is that the beans must be soaked for more than six hours, and the pressing time is generally about 20 to 30 minutes depending on the amount, which is relatively time-consuming and laborious.

Sumide Yonghe Soybean Milk Powder is made from selected ingredients (non-GMO soybeans produced in the black soil of Northeast China) and is processed through sixteen processes (peeling, deodorization, deslag removal, sterilization, etc.) and only 43% of soybean essence is selected. Its nutritional content is strictly regulated, and it is packaged in sterile independent sachets, making it easy to carry and ready to drink. It is convenient and fast, and is superior to freshly ground soy milk in terms of hygiene, safety and taste. Therefore, it is a healthy and reliable choice for most office workers and white-collar workers who do not have time to make freshly ground soy milk. Some consumers believe that soy milk powder is not as nutritious and tasty as freshly ground soy milk. In fact, this is completely a misunderstanding. For example, since black sesame paste can be produced as a ready-to-drink type, why can't soy milk? If the “black nutrition” is the southern black sesame paste, then the “white nutrition” is the Sumide Yonghe soy milk.

Sumide Yonghe Soy Milk Powder allows everyone to enjoy delicious soy milk anytime and anywhere. In your spare time, in the living room, on a long-distance train, or in an office working overtime late at night, with just a small bag, you can use Sumide Yonghe Soy Milk Powder to turn it into a cup of fragrant soy milk. Enjoy the nutritional feast and comfort of life brought by soy milk. Why not?