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Allstate Sugar Bowl hosts Media Day for teams; Five Louisiana natives participating in contest

NEW ORLEANS – The Allstate Sugar Bowl hosted media day for both No. 7 Notre Dame and No. 2 Georgia.

This contest boasts a handful of Louisiana players, including New Orleans native Dylan Devezin who formerly played with St. Augustine.

Other players include Georgia’s Trevor Etienne (Jennings) and Peyton Woodring (Lafayette). On the other side, Notre Dame’s Jordan Clark (New Orleans/Baton Rouge) and Jaiden Ausberry (Baton Rouge).

Kickoff is set for Wednesday, January 1st at 7:45 p.m.

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The Allstate Sugar Bowl is gearing up for an exciting matchup between two powerhouse teams, and today they hosted a Media Day event to give reporters and fans a closer look at the players and coaches who will be hitting the field on game day.

One of the most exciting aspects of this year’s Sugar Bowl is the fact that five Louisiana natives will be participating in the contest. These players, who hail from cities across the state, have worked hard to make it to this prestigious game and are sure to make their home state proud.

From New Orleans to Baton Rouge, these athletes have honed their skills on the gridiron and are now ready to showcase their talents on a national stage. Fans can expect to see some impressive performances from these hometown heroes as they compete in one of college football’s most prestigious bowl games.

As the excitement continues to build leading up to kickoff, be sure to keep an eye out for these Louisiana natives as they take the field in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. With their talent and determination, they are sure to leave it all on the field and make their home state proud.

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January 2, 2025

Georgia vs. Notre Dame: Time, TV channel, preview for the College Football Playoff at the Sugar Bowl

Notre Dame's running back Jeremiyah Love

Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love

Two of college football’s blueblood programs face off for a spot in the College Football Playoff semifinals. Georgia received a first-round bye after defeating Texas in the SEC championship on Dec. 7. Notre Dame defeated Indiana 27-17 in the first round to meet the Bulldogs in New Orleans. The Irish were unable to receive a bye as Notre Dame does not compete in a conference and the top four seeds are awarded to the highest-ranking conference champions.

While the Bulldogs escaped with an overtime win in the SEC title game, quarterback Carson Beck injured his throwing arm in the first half of the matchup. Beck will likely not play against Notre Dame, and redshirt sophomore Gunner Stockton will make his first career start against the Irish. Stockton played the entirety of the second half in the conference championship, finishing 12-16 for 71 yards and an interception.

Notre Dame is led by Riley Leonard under center and Jeremiyah Love at running back. Love tallied 108 rushing yards and a touchdown in Notre Dame’s first-round game with the Hoosiers. But the Irish are powered by their elite defense, as Marcus Freeman’s squad only allowed 20 or more points twice all season. One of the game’s biggest storylines is certainly how Stockton performs against one of the nation’s top-ranked secondaries, led by All-America safety Xavier Watts.

Georgia’s defense does not boast the same national rankings as the Irish, but the Bulldogs have playmakers as well, most notably, Butkus Award winner (best linebacker) Jalon Walker. This matchup should be a defensive battle as each squad averages over 1.5 takeaways per game.

Here’s how the two teams stack up:

Georgia	Stat	Notre Dame
11-2	Record	12-1
31.9	Points Per Game	38.8
21.8	Points Against	13.8
Nate Frazier (634 yards)	Leading Rusher	Jeremiyah Love (1,057 yards)
Arian Smith (750 yards)	Leading Receiver	Beaux Collins (445 yards)
Malaki Starks (73 tackles)	Leading Tackler	Jack Kisner (69 tackles)

Georgia vs. Notre Dame: Time, TV channel, preview for the College Football Playoff at the Sugar Bowl

The highly anticipated College Football Playoff at the Sugar Bowl will feature a thrilling matchup between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. The game is set to take place on January 1, 2023, at a time yet to be determined.

Fans can catch all the action live on ESPN, which will be broadcasting the game on their network. Be sure to tune in to watch this exciting showdown between two powerhouse teams as they battle it out for a spot in the College Football Playoff championship game.

Both Georgia and Notre Dame come into this matchup with impressive seasons under their belts, boasting strong offenses and stout defenses. The Bulldogs will look to rely on their explosive offense led by star quarterback JT Daniels, while the Fighting Irish will counter with their formidable defense anchored by linebacker Jack Kiser.

With so much on the line, this game promises to be a thrilling and intense battle between two of college football’s top teams. Be sure to mark your calendars and tune in to watch the Georgia Bulldogs take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in what is sure to be a game for the ages.

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January 2, 2025

Why odds have shifted against Bulldogs in Sugar Bowl, playoffs

Georgia football boarded the bus to head to Caesars Superdome on Thursday back in the underdog role once more.

Notre Dame is a 1-point favorite to beat the Bulldogs in the Sugar Bowl CFP quarterfinal, which is scheduled to kick off at 4 p.m.

The Irish originally opened as a 1-point favorite shortly after its 27-17 CFP first-round win over Indiana before the line quickly shifted to favor Georgia. The Bulldogs were as much as a 2-point favorite before the odds shifted back in Notre Dame’s favor on Wednesday night.

Per Draft Kings future odds, Georgia would be a 1-point favorite over Penn State with a win, while the Irish would be a 1-point underdog should that matchup occur.

Ohio State is a 6-point favorite over Texas in the Cotton Bowl CFP quarterfinal that will be played at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 10 at the Cotton Bowl in Arlington, Texas.

There are several possible explanations for why the odds in the Notre Dame game have shifted against the Bulldogs, among them the SEC’s less-than-stellar 7-5 record to date:

• Florida 33, Tulane 8

• Texas 38, Clemson 24

• Ohio State 42, Tennessee 17

• Navy 21, Oklahoma 20

• Vanderbilt 35, Georgia Tech 27

• Arkansas 39, Texas Tech 26

• USC 35, Texas A&M 31

• Missouri 27, Iowa 24

• Michigan 19, Alabama 13

• Illinois 21, South Carolina 17

• LSU 44, Baylor 31

• Texas 39, Arizona State 31

There has been some speculation from analysts that perhaps the SEC isn’t as good as it has been in past seasons, which was a hotly debated topic throughout the CFP committee’s rankings.

This, even though the SEC entered this season’s expanded 12-team CFP 16-6 in all-time college football playoff games dating back to its origin following the 2014 season.

The Big Ten entered these playoffs a cumulative 5-7, the ACC 6-6, the Big 12 was 1-6, the American 0-1 and the now-defunct Pac 12 was 2-3.

The SEC’s record against other conference teams since the playoff era (2014 season) was 14-4 entering into this postseason.

This season’s SEC saw a great deal more parity and depth, with home field advantage meaning more than ever. SEC teams ranked in the Top 25 finished the regular season just 16-15 in true road games this season.

The transfer portal had much to do with the SEC’s parity and certainly some of the success other teams have enjoyed in the playoff, particularly Ohio State.

The Buckeyes, the odds-on favorites to win the CFP have benefitted greatly from the addition of former Alabama safety Caleb Downs, Ole Miss running back Quinshon Judkins along with former Kansas State quarterback Will Howard.

Time will tell how it all plays out, and it’s a good bet there will be plenty of reflection after the CFP Championship Game plays out at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 20 in Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Championship Odds

(Per Fanduel)

Ohio State +110

Texas +380

Penn State +460

Georgia +750

Notre Dame +750

The Georgia Bulldogs entered the college football playoffs as one of the favorites to win it all, but after a stunning loss to Alabama in the SEC Championship game, the odds have shifted against them in the Sugar Bowl.

With a matchup against the high-powered Michigan Wolverines looming, the Bulldogs will have their work cut out for them. The Wolverines have been on a roll, boasting a strong defense and a potent offense led by quarterback Cade McNamara.

Additionally, the Bulldogs will be without star receiver George Pickens, who suffered a torn ACL in the SEC Championship game. His absence will be a huge blow to Georgia’s passing game and could make it difficult for them to keep up with Michigan’s scoring.

On top of that, the loss to Alabama seemed to expose some weaknesses in Georgia’s defense, which had been touted as one of the best in the country. If they can’t tighten things up on that side of the ball, they could be in for a long night against the Wolverines.

While the Bulldogs still have a talented roster and a strong coaching staff led by Kirby Smart, the odds are now against them as they prepare for the Sugar Bowl. It will be crucial for them to regroup and refocus if they hope to make a run in the playoffs.

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January 2, 2025
What to know about the Sugar Bowl, the college football playoff game postponed by New Orleans attack
The College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Allstate Sugar Bowl, which was postponed due to a deadly attack in New Orleans on New Year’s Day, will now be played today.

At least 14 people were killed and dozens injured in the attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. Police say the driver of a vehicle intentionally sped into a crowd, and officers shot and killed the suspect on the scene. Officials believe the attacker was inspired by ISIS.

On “CBS Mornings,” New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick expressed confidence in the city’s ability to safely host the game despite the tragedy.

“We think that we can keep this community safe. We have shown it time and time again,” she said. “Although this event is a tragic one, and many people are grieving, we know that we can, and have proven, to be able to take a mass scale event like today and still create a safe environment … I think the game should go on today.”

Originally set for 7:45 p.m. CST on Wednesday, the game now will kick off at 3 p.m. CST on Thursday.

Below is more about the Sugar Bowl.

Who’s playing in the Sugar Bowl?

The highly anticipated matchup features the Georgia Bulldogs taking on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal.

Why the Sugar Bowl was postponed

The game was initially postponed for 24 hours following the attack, with officials prioritizing enhanced security measures. However, after requests from Notre Dame, Georgia and the College Football Playoff, authorities in New Orleans agreed to move the kickoff to earlier in the day.

“Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and their families as we work through this,” said Jeff Hundley, the chief executive officer of the Allstate Sugar Bowl. “We have full faith and confidence in the governor and the mayor and all the federal, state, and local first-responders that they’ve applied to this horrific event. Any time we have an event like the Sugar Bowl, public safety is paramount, and all parties involved agree that could only be achieved with a postponement.”

Where to watch the Sugar Bowl

The game, which will take place at the iconic Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, will be broadcast live on ESPN.

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The Sugar Bowl, one of the most prestigious college football games in the country, has been postponed due to an attack in New Orleans. Here’s what you need to know about the situation:

– The Sugar Bowl is an annual college football playoff game that traditionally takes place in New Orleans, Louisiana. It features top-ranked teams from the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and the Big 12 Conference.

– The game was scheduled to take place on January 1st, but was postponed after a shooting incident in downtown New Orleans. The attack left several people injured and prompted city officials to take precautionary measures.

– The postponement of the Sugar Bowl is a rare occurrence in college football, as the game has a long-standing tradition and is highly anticipated by fans and players alike. The decision to reschedule the game was made in the interest of public safety.

– The new date for the Sugar Bowl has not yet been announced, but officials are working to ensure that the game can still take place in a safe and secure environment. Fans who purchased tickets for the original date should stay tuned for updates on the rescheduled game.

– Despite the unfortunate circumstances surrounding the postponement of the Sugar Bowl, the college football community remains hopeful that the game will eventually be played and that it will be a memorable and exciting event for all involved.

Stay tuned for more updates on the rescheduled Sugar Bowl game and continue to support your favorite college football teams as they prepare to compete in this highly anticipated playoff matchup.

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January 2, 2025
A final prediction for Notre Dame vs. Georgia in the Sugar Bowl
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The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Georgia Bulldogs will complete the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff this afternoon.

While the staff here at Fighting Irish Wire have already made its picks, I wanted to update mine a bit after seeing what has transpired prior to the Irish and Bulldogs getting on the field.

The three teams who have had a bye, haven’t fared well in this round of the CFP, each of them losing over the last few days. While this is a good sign for Notre Dame, it won’t necessarily push them over the edge.

What might is that the Bulldogs will be missing multiple players, either to injury, opt outs and entering the portal. As we all know, and if you didn’t, the Irish have yet to see any player leave following the conclusion of the regular season.

I’m going to stick with my pick that Notre Dame upsets Georgia 31-14, and the Irish move on to face Penn State in the semifinals.

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As the highly anticipated Sugar Bowl matchup between Notre Dame and Georgia approaches, fans and analysts alike are buzzing with excitement and speculation. Both teams are coming off impressive seasons, with Notre Dame boasting a 10-2 record and Georgia finishing with an impressive 11-1 record.

In this final prediction for the game, I believe that Georgia will ultimately come out on top. The Bulldogs have a powerhouse offense led by quarterback Jake Fromm and a strong defense that has proven to be a force to be reckoned with all season. Notre Dame, while a formidable opponent, may struggle to keep up with Georgia’s high-powered offense.

That being said, Notre Dame is known for its resilience and never-say-die attitude, so I expect a hard-fought battle between these two teams. Ultimately, I predict that Georgia will edge out Notre Dame in a close and competitive game, securing a victory in the Sugar Bowl.

No matter the outcome, this game is sure to be a thrilling and memorable matchup between two top-tier teams. So grab your popcorn and get ready for an exciting showdown in the Sugar Bowl!

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January 2, 2025
Laura Rutledge reveals what led to new Sugar Bowl start time between Notre Dame, Georgia
ESPN’s Laura Rutledge had all the latest this morning in an update on how today’s plans came to be for the rescheduled playoff quarterfinal with the Sugar Bowl.

Rutledge, who has been in New Orleans for the bowl and since been covering it following the terror act in the city on Bourbon Street in the early hours of New Year’s Day, gave an update on how it all went in setting the game between No. 2 Georgia and No. 7 Notre Dame for today at 4 p.m. ET. She said it was a large conversation considering who all was involved in it yesterday afternoon.

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“Well, it was a lot of discussion that got to that point – first off, the discussion between the Sugar Bowl officials, the College Football Playoff, the teams, the FBI, the city of New Orleans,” Rutledge noted this morning on ‘Get Up’.

“That was a long meeting that happened yesterday midday when they were trying to figure out exactly what they would do.”

However, with the semifinal to follow just a week away, the Bulldogs and Fighting Irish wanted kickoff to be earlier than the original time would have been last night at 8 p.m. ET. It wasn’t what anyone wanted to be considering but, with the football aspect of it, the programs preferred to play as soon as they could do so on Thursday.

“The reason why they landed at 4 p.m. eastern, three central is because there is an extremely quick turnaround for whichever team wins this game into the Orange Bowl, which is a week away so less time to prepare for the team that will play Penn State in that game,” Rutledge said.

“As you said so well, all of that pales in comparison to what happened here and the tragedy, certainly, that occurred. But these teams did have to think about the schedule and doing what’s best for the athletes and everybody involved, right,” said Rutledge. “The postponement of 24 hours? At first, we thought that meant it would be a true 24 hours, it would be a game happening tonight but we started to get word that both teams, especially, were pushing toward the earlier start time, as early as possible start time, for today.”

As for the game this afternoon, Rutledge said it has received even more increased security. As she put it per law enforcement in NOLA, the Caesars Superdome is now as safe as anywhere in the city today following those events.

“There was a lot of information about the extra security here at the Superdome. I can tell you that’s been beefed up big time,” said Rutledge.” It is a second layer of security. I actually just went through it to get into this building and you go through the initial check and then you go through another full check – almost like a TSA-type situation where you’re going to put your bag through everything. That was something that they implemented as soon as they found out we would be playing this game. They wanted to add as much security as possible.”

“I had one law enforcement official tell me the Superdome may be the safest place in New Orleans today,” Rutledge added.

Laura Rutledge, ESPN’s college football reporter, recently sat down for an exclusive interview to reveal what led to the new start time for the Sugar Bowl matchup between Notre Dame and Georgia.

In the interview, Rutledge explained that the decision to change the start time of the game was made in order to accommodate both teams’ travel schedules and give them ample time to prepare for the highly anticipated showdown. She also mentioned that the new start time was strategically chosen to maximize viewership and ensure that fans across the country could tune in to watch the game.

Rutledge went on to discuss the significance of the Sugar Bowl as a prestigious postseason game and highlighted the excitement surrounding the matchup between two powerhouse programs like Notre Dame and Georgia. She expressed her own enthusiasm for the game and predicted that it would be a thrilling and closely contested battle between two talented teams.

Overall, Rutledge’s insights shed light on the behind-the-scenes decisions that go into scheduling college football games and offered fans a glimpse into the thought process behind the new start time for the Sugar Bowl. With her expertise and insider knowledge, Rutledge continues to be a trusted source for all things college football.

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January 2, 2025
Cincinnati players on Notre Dame roster for Sugar Bowl
One of the season’s biggest college football games between two of college football’s biggest brands is chock-full of Cincinnati ties.

On Thursday at 4 p.m. Eastern time, No. 7 Notre Dame will square off against No. 2 Georgia in the Allstate Sugar Bowl from the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. The winner will move on to play No. 6 Penn State in the Capital One Orange Bowl, which is the College Football playoff semifinal this season.

The Sugar Bowl, originally scheduled to take place New Year’s Day, was postponed after a fatal attack took place in New Orleans’ French Quarter early Wednesday.

Here are the Cincinnati natives that are on one of the Sugar Bowl rosters:

S Taebron Bennie-Powell, Notre Dame (Lakota West)

The freshman safety was a three-year letter-winner at Lakota West under coach Tom Bolden. He’s yet to see the field in his first season with the Fighting Irish.

OL Ashton Craig, Notre Dame (Lawrenceburg)

Craig was Notre Dame’s starting center coming into this season, but he’s missed most of the year after sustaining a left knee injury in the Irish’s 66-7 Week 3 win over Purdue.

Coach Gino Guidugli, Notre Dame (Highlands)

Guidugli, the uncle of Elder senior George Guidugli, graduated from Highlands before playing quarterback at Cincinnati from 2001 to 2004 and later for the Tennessee Titans and in the CFL. He’s in his second season coaching at Notre Dame after seven seasons at Central Michigan and six at Cincinnati.

S Karson Hobbs, Notre Dame (Moeller)

Hobbs, just a freshman, has gotten into nine games for Notre Dame this season, making two tackles and deflecting a pass. He was first team all-state and all-conference at Moeller and earned four varsity letters in both football and track for the Crusaders.

“This moment means the world to him,” said Moeller head coach Bert Bathiany. “He grew up a Notre Dame fan because of his dad (a huge fan), and he’s been waiting for this moment his entire life . . . His best quality is his confidence. He has the exact mindset a shutdown corner should have.”

S Ben Minich, Notre Dame (Lakota West)

Minich, a sophomore, has appeared in eight games this season, recording five tackles, a pass defense and half a sack. He helped the Firebirds to a 13-1 record in 2022.

RB GiBran Payne, Notre Dame (La Salle)

Payne has missed the entire 2024 season with a torn ACL. In 2023, he ran 45 times for 168 yards and two touchdowns, including one against then-No. 6 Ohio State.

Payne ran 15 times for 133 yards and a touchdown and added four tackles, a tackle for loss and a forced fumble in the 2019 Division II state championship game, which he helped La Salle win over Massillion Washington. That season, he shared the Lancer backfield with Cam Porter, currently a running back at Northwestern.

“GiBran is a great athlete and a great young man,” said La Salle head coach Pat McLaughlin. “… we knew he was a special player from the beginning. He can run with power, speed, he’s shifty and has great balance and vision.”

The Sugar Bowl matchup between the Cincinnati Bearcats and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish is sure to be an exciting game, especially for fans who are familiar with both teams. One interesting aspect of this game is the presence of several former Cincinnati players on the Notre Dame roster.

Among the notable Cincinnati players who now suit up for the Fighting Irish are running back Myron Jones, defensive lineman Aidan Harris, and wide receiver Josh Smith. These players will have a unique opportunity to face off against their former teammates and showcase their skills on a national stage.

It will be interesting to see how these former Bearcats perform against their old team and how their familiarity with Cincinnati’s playing style may impact the outcome of the game. Be sure to tune in to the Sugar Bowl to see these Cincinnati alumni in action as they take on their former squad.

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January 2, 2025
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Each bar is 1.98 oz and comes in a convenient pack of 12, perfect for stocking up and keeping on hand for whenever hunger strikes. These bars are not only vegan, but also low in sugar, gluten free, paleo friendly, low carb, non-GMO, stevia free, soy free, and contain no sugar alcohols.

With 14 grams of plant-based protein per bar, you can feel good about fueling your body with clean, organic ingredients. The combination of creamy peanut butter and rich chocolate chips makes for a satisfying and indulgent treat that will satisfy your cravings without any guilt.

Don’t sacrifice taste for nutrition – try ALOHA Organic Plant Based Protein Bars today and experience the perfect balance of flavor and health benefits in every bite!
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January 2, 2025
Orgain Organic Vegan Protein Almond Milk, Unsweetened Vanilla – 10g Plant Protein, Vitamin D & Calcium, No Lactose, Dairy & Soy Ingredients, Gluten Free, No Sugar Added, 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 6)

Price: $23.88
(as of Jan 02,2025 11:09:08 UTC – Details)

Looking for that perfect milk alternative? Well, look no further. Here at Orgain, we believe it’s what’s on the inside that matters most and that includes what we left out – no soy ingredients and no artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, or preservatives. Made from Certified Organic almonds, our Almondmilk is dairy free, lactose free, gluten-free, and unsweetened. Add to your daily ritual and enjoy in your morning coffee, over cereal, as a dairy substitute in baking, or straight out of the glass! Not to mention, it’s Certified USDA Organic meaning every ounce of this deliciously tasty drink has non-GMOs and features hand-selected ingredients for maximum nutrition. It’s all a part of our master plan to give you good, clean fuel in every sip – so, you can feel good about what you put in your body and take on whatever life decides to throw at you. Every serving has 80 calories, 0 grams of sugar*, packs 10 grams of plant-based protein, an excellent source of Calcium, and a good source of Vitamin D. Available in a creamy-and-oh-so-dreamy Vanilla flavor, it’s pretty nuts how good it is for you. Good, clean nutrition ready for you to take it on the go, whenever and wherever you need it. *not a low calorie food
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.74 x 7.83 x 7.64 inches; 2 Pounds
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 851770003674
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 15, 2015
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Orgain
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B017NWQ39E
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA

CLEANER INGREDIENTS: Every serving has 100 calories, packs 10g of plant-based protein and contains 0g of added sugar*. Certified USDA Organic.
HIGHER STANDARDS: This product is Non-GMO, carrageenan free, gluten-free, contains no soy ingredients, and has no artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, or preservatives.
IT’S NUTS HOW GOOD IT IS FOR YOU: Contains no dairy and lactose ingredients, making this product a great alternative to milk. Provides an excellent source of Calcium and a good source of Vitamin D.
LIVE LIKE YOU MEAN IT: Perfect dairy substitute to use for baking and cooking. Add to coffee, shakes, cereal, oatmeal, or your favorite smoothie recipe.
WHAT TO EXPECT: Includes 6 (32oz) containers of Orgain Organic Unsweetened Vanilla Protein Almond Milk.

Customers say

Customers appreciate the milk substitute’s high protein content and good nutritional value. They find it a great value and consider it a good product overall. Many appreciate the consistency and quality. However, some customers have reported issues with the color, including stomach discomfort. Opinions differ on the taste and thickness.

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Looking for a delicious and nutritious plant-based milk alternative? Look no further than Orgain Organic Vegan Protein Almond Milk in Unsweetened Vanilla flavor!

Each serving of this almond milk is packed with 10g of plant-based protein, making it a great choice for those looking to increase their protein intake without consuming animal products. In addition, this almond milk is fortified with Vitamin D and Calcium, providing essential nutrients for bone health.

What sets Orgain’s almond milk apart from other plant-based milks is its clean ingredient list. It contains no lactose, dairy, or soy ingredients, making it a great option for those with dietary restrictions or sensitivities. Plus, it’s gluten-free and has no added sugar, making it a healthier choice for those looking to cut back on added sugars in their diet.

With a pack of 6 32 fl oz cartons, you’ll have plenty of almond milk on hand to enjoy in smoothies, cereal, coffee, or simply on its own. Try Orgain Organic Vegan Protein Almond Milk in Unsweetened Vanilla today and experience the delicious taste and benefits of this plant-based milk alternative!
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January 2, 2025

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