Glebe FarmPureOaty Oat Milk - Barista Grade, No Sugar, High Protein, Plant Milk - Made With 100% British Oats, 6 x 1 Litre

Love this has short ingredients list. Good taste and I enjoy in tea & coffee.

Creamy oaty and great in my coffee

I've been using Glebe Farm Gluten Free PureOaty Oat Milk for a while now, and overall, it's a solid product with some great qualities. First off, I love that it's made with 100% British oats and has no nasty additives, which is exactly what I was looking for in a plant-based milk. It's also reasonably priced, which is a huge plus.In terms of taste, it’s creamy and works wonderfully in smoothies and protein shakes. There's no weird aftertaste or bitterness when mixed with other ingredients, and it blends smoothly. I also found that it makes an absolutely delicious hot chocolate—rich and comforting without any added sugar.However, I did notice a slight bitterness when using it in coffee, especially when compared to other barista-grade oat milks. While it does foam decently, the flavor can be a bit too strong and "oaty," which overpowers the taste of the coffee. It’s not a deal-breaker, but if you’re particular about your coffee, you might want to use this oat milk for other purposes instead.I also had some issues with delivery times and packaging when ordering online, but this can easily be avoided by purchasing directly in-store. Despite these small drawbacks, I’ll continue to use this oat milk for everything except my morning coffee. It’s a great option for anyone looking for a healthy, additive-free oat milk!

So..... being new to the oat milk world, we wanted, for our own reasons, stop with the dairy. Unsure of what milk to try, and where to start.. complete mind field. (Oat, almond, soya,hemp, ect..) After alot of reading/Google searches, we opted to give this one a go, although it states more for coffee drinkers than for tea drinkers. Which is what we are. Research still said oat was more palatable.So here we were... which oat milk.... so tried this one. (Being locally sourced)was surprisingly nice, even in cereal! Then thought we would venture out, try a few other brands. And they were to be frank, disgusting, so came back. Set up subcribe&save about 6 months ish later, we have no regrets. Princing on point. So yeah let's not change that please

Product tastes incredibly sweet compared to other oat milks (alpro no sugars). Tastes like the milk after a bowl of frosted flakes. 3.3g sugar per 100ml which must be coming from oats. Though other brands don't have this. Does have more oats in it than other brands, but no added vitamins.Doesn't play well with bitter flavours like coffee or tea. Didn't foam very well but doesn't separate like oatly- fairly thin milkWorks for baking and drinking if you like sweet milk. Cheap compared to competitors (£9 for 6) but not nice.

For years friends have been encouraging me to use oat milk. Tried Alpro & absolutely loathed it. My goddaughter got me to try this one in Dandelion coffee. I'm hooked!

I disliked this oat milk. It had a strong after taste that took away from the taste of may coffee. Although it states sugar free, it tasted very sweet in comparison to all the other sugar free oat milks I have tried. In addition, it has no added vitamins, calcium and no added potassium. Most individuals don't get enough potassium so personally I like the options that add it in because milk is a big source (unless you have kidney problems and need to lower potassium intake)I also use oat milk to make scones and soda bread. I add lemon juice to thicken and sour it. This particular oat milk will not thicken and is not as good in my baking.I have tried a lot of oat milks. Oatley and Mamo are my favourites. They are rich and creamy, make fab coffee and porridge, work great in baking and don't leave an after taste in coffee like this one.

Not tried this one before. Very nice. Likely to buy again