NotMilk from NotCo, a food-tech company in Latin America, is making its debut in the United States and it promises to introduce the next generation of plant-based milk that stands out for its likeness to dairy-based milk in taste and texture. Leveraging proprietary artificial intelligence and machine-learning algorithms, NotCo creates entirely plant-based foods that mimic the properties of their dairy-based counterparts.
As NotCo CEO and founder Matias Muchnick describes: "When you think about the taste of milk, a human mind would never think that a combination of pineapple and cabbage could recreate the taste of milk, but Giuseppe – our artificial intelligence – can and does."
Like milk, NotMilk is offered in varieties like NotMilk Whole and NotMilk 2% Reduced Fat.
AI-Developed Milk Alternatives
NotMilk Was Created with AI & Machine Learning Algorithms
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