bettergoods Plant-Based Extra Creamy Oat milk, 59 fl oz

because oats are a natural galactagogue, I was desparate to get oats into my diet to increase my milk supply as fast as possible for my hungry little one. this oatmilk goes great in coffee or cereal, and is an amazing substitute to cook or bake with! honestly, could not be more relieved that I found a product that actually tastes good and helps improve my nursing journey!

I now use this in my coffee after using the highly processed Coffeemate powder for 25 years. I first started using this in my cereal instead almond milk. This brand is high quality and affordable. The packaging stands out so it's easy to spot it on shelf. My store runs out of it often so I buy 2.

This (bettergoods Plant-Based Extra Creamy Oat Milk) is, imho, THE BEST oatmilk we have gotten thus far — and, believe me, we've pretty much tried them all over the past 10 years! It's delicious; it's creamy! It goes excellent in cereal, with cookies or pastries, in coffee %26 lattés, and even for cooking and baking purposes (to a certain extent, within reason). And the 59 fl oz carton is a wonderful amount at a reasonable price. Our whole family loves this and prefers it over any other options! (Just made my morning International House Vienna Latté with a little over 8oz of it, in place of water, and "Mmmm... so good!") Important Note: This brand has minimal ingredients and contains NO CARRAGEENAN! (That's a very good thing.)

Same quality and taste as other more name brand oat milks. Maybe even better! Great smooth creamy consistency. Steams and froths wonderfully in coffee maker. Flavor perfectly balanced, not sweet but very mild. Great in cereal too. Prefer this brand to all others now! Way cheaper too!

My family loves this oat milk. Foaming: We love to use it in our coffee as a creamer. Though we generally don't have to worry about foam or too many bubbles with it, it does froth nicely if you use a specific beverage store. Cereal: I feel like this is a little bit too sweet to go into cereal. Size: this is a very standard size for the plant-based milks. It works well for us, though I would like if it also came a gallon size.

The recipe has changed - the old version was wonderfully creamy and flavorful in coffee. This new version is watery and flat It's gone from being one of the best value items from better goods and example I'd used to sell some fellow dairy- free friends on shopping at Walmart to one of the worst.

This used to be my absolute top choice for oat milk and my only complaint was the cap could be a bit difficult to open so I was enthusiastic when the new packaging made it much easier to use but they changed the formula and now it just isn't good at all. Thin, not creamy and the tastes is just not good anymore.

Why did you ruin the Extra Creamy Oatmilk? The changes make no sense. You reduced the fat (the "creamy" part) from 7 grams to 3 grams. Even the Original oatmilk has a higher fat content at 3.5 grams! You cut the protein content in half as well. You really shouldn't be allowed to continue to call it Extra Creamy. It used to be my favorite thing to put in coffee, but no more. I'll miss it, and I don't understand why you messed it up.

Deceptive nutrition label. Reporting. I've bought this milk several times, the original and the extra creamy. Extra has been 140 calories from the start, 7 fat. All of a sudden it matches the original carton, 90 calories, 3 fat. The images are also inconsistent, 90 on front packaging and 140 calories on image of nutrition. I do not trust this product anymore. The “creaminess” is no different, thus deceptive printing 3g when it is in fact 7 g of fat. Plus the added sugar.

I wondered why my stomach had pain, gas and some diarrhea each day around lunchtime. Then I gave my daughter a cup of this and she had an awful stomach ache until she had gas and some diarrhea. I tried a different store's brand of oatmilk and it was fine. I'm curious if there was some dairy contamination because my nursing baby also seemed to react, (we all reacted the way we do when we consume dairy) but she might also have just gotten a stomach bug for that same timeframe. Either way, I'm staying away!