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You must be the ultimate authority on what words mean, because both common usage and most dictionaries include things like coconut milk in the definition.
You keep using the exception..
not sure its the best example..
Either way, we have both milk and nut sap at home..
calling it milk is a marketing strategy that doesn’t benefit vegans.. thats why my comment.
end of the day you can call it however you want if words have few meaning to you
Why do you call it "nut sap", if you care so much about what words mean? None of these are saps and some are not nuts.
I approve of siding with humor over precision.
It's way less precise, when the definition of milk includes "the liquid made from some plants and trees or their nuts, etc."
Those plant milks are definitionally milks. They are not, however, saps.
Because there is a linguistic exception doesnt make the nut sap milk..