When the EU defines 'milk' for you
Me trying to explain to the EU why my oat milk latte is, in fact, 'milk' / Not if it didn't come from an udder, bro.
The EU has strict regulations on what can be legally called 'milk.' Products like almond or oat beverages cannot officially use the term, reserving it only for animal secretions. This rule often sparks online debate and frustration among plant-based drink consumers.
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