Elmhurst 1925 Cashew Milk Unsweetened - 32 Ounce (Pack of 6) Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Vegan, Kosher, Shelf Stable Milk Made with Water & Cashew for Healthier, Simpler Plant-Based Alternatives

We love this milk, has great flavor without being too coconutty. Smooth texture. We like that it can be stored on the shelf until opened so it also work great for camping. Although, it is a little pricey.

I have been through so many different milks and this one has a delicious taste and works well in coffee, cereal and even alone.

No nasty ingredients unlike most other nut milks. And still find it super creamy and delicious and not watery at all. It’s the only nut milk I use now.

The taste was awful

Delicious. Great price. No complaints. Very milky.

The best tasting non dairy milk I have found for making my matcha lattes. It blends well & doesn’t separate like other products containing coconut.

Great taste. Also great in coffee.

I've made my own cashew milk. It never came out as creamy as this Elmhurst milk, and you have to strain it, otherwise the texture is grainy. This cashew milk is of superb quality; it is made with only 2 ingredients (non-GMO cashews and water), and has no added sweeteners or thickeners. I rely on every single day (that I'm home anyway) for morning smoothies and my bowl of cereal. It works great in coffee too. Another thing that is nice about this cashew milk is that it can be stored without refrigeration until opened. I'll buy a case or two at a time and then keep them in my kitchen cabinet until I need to open a new bottle. The company also makes other plant-based milks, most of which I have tried. The 2nd best one is the walnut milk (also creamy, just a different flavor and more fat content). I also buy the hazelnut milk every so often (it's a little more watery than these other 2). Elmhurst also makes almond and oat milk (have not tried the oat milk yet). Yes these Elmhurst milks are pricey and I do go through bottles quickly, but for me this is worth every penny. I've not found a plant-based milk of this quality anywhere - and I've tried - and it's a lot of trouble to make your own. It can also be also expensive to make your own if you use good quality nuts, because you need to use a lot to make a milk as creamy as this. So you can try to make your own and see how the cost and effort compares. I've tried and think this is worth it and heartily recommend these Elmhurst milks, especially the cashew and walnut milks.

This drink is absolutely delicious and healthy no bad ingredients. Will buy again.