Is soymilk safe to drink if left in a car(unopened) ?

Although it might seem as if soy milk, as a plant-derived product, shouldn't go bad as quickly as cow's milk, it does spoil eventually. Soy milk is derived from soybeans, which, like all plants, eventually decompose. Always follow package instructions -- and your own senses of smell and taste -- to determine whether a product is safe to consume.

Your soy milk carton should have an expiration date stamped on it. The product should be good until then if unopened; once the carton is opened, the soy milk may only last for seven to 10 days. Signs of spoilage include a lumpy texture and foul odor, much as with regular milk.

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