How to Say ‘Plant-based milks’ in Mexican Spanish
Leches vegetales
LEH-chehs beh-heh-TAH-lehs
[LEH-chehs beh-heh-TAH-lehs]
💬 Usage Tip: leche takes -s to mean "kinds of milk", and vegetal becomes vegetales to match. In Mexico, manejar "to handle" is commonly used to mean "to stock": ¿Qué manejan? "What do you carry?"
Phrase Breakdown
Leches
[LEH-chehs]
milks
Plural of leche; here refers to kinds of milk.
Tenemos varias leches.
We have several milks.
vegetales
[beh-heh-TAH-lehs]
plant-based
Plural adjective meaning vegetable or plant-derived.
Las bebidas vegetales son populares.
Plant-based drinks are popular.
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