Fortified soy milks without sugar, salt or stabilisers?

I’ve had a look and can’t seem to find any?! Alpro unsweetened still has salt and gellan gum etc. Plenish looks good as it is organic with no additives, but isn’t fortified!
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Yes plenish is the only one I know as well, does it have to be fortified? Can you give the vitamins in another form?

@Nilam It’s for little one as I’ve been reading about plantbased baby nutrition and they advise a fortified milk to match the nutritional quality of cow’s milk. He’s 8 months, however, I do plan to keep breastfeeding for a while longer so I’m just planning ahead really to when he’s a toddler. I’m mainly concerned about calcium as he already takes a D3 supplement and will start on a b12 supplement when he’s 1. I’m also concerned about my own calcium levels!

@Nilam there’s Sojade brand as well

It’s a struggle isn’t it… I haven’t had my baby yet so I not really thought about it in detail. I did see the alpro soya toddler milk in boots but didn’t look into it much. I wonder if there are drops you could add into the milk, I’m just thinking out loud. I looked at sojade it’s good to know there are some options at least.

Have you had a blood test for your calcium levels?

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