Planet Oat Oat Milk, Velvety & Smooth, Barista Lovers, 52 fl oz

This is the best tasting milk alternative I have found it’s great in coffee , cereal,and cooking no bad after taste . I loved my milk but every time I drank it I got bloated so I switched at the advice of my daughter and it’s great no more bloated feeling and I lost 6 lbs to boot !!!

this oat milk is delicious, plain and simple. I use this as a replacement for regular milk if I am craving a glass, and have not tried foaming it for coffee or adding it to any cooking dishes. I first tried this while I was vacationing in Tennessee last year and it is still a favorite of mine. it is a bit expensive, so I typically only buy it as a treat for myself, but I would 10000000% recommend this

I'm not an Oat Milk drinker. I wanted to try a brand of Oat Milk to see what everyone was talking about. I picked this one because it was more affordable :) . The size was right for a side try next to Cow's milk. I brought it mainly to try a new flavor of Homemade Coffee Creamer (Oat milk Condensed Milk Flavoring = Sooo Yummy and Delicious!!!) The first time I tried It I said, WOW! this is tasty. I tried a sip without any flavor and I was surprised. It's like a bland Cow's with a Nutty, Oatty flavor its VERY mild. You drink it, *pause*, then taste it. It doesn't have the same viscosity as Cow's milk. Different from Cow's milk, subtle taste NOT chalky, There is no after taste OR weird mouth taste. I also used this in waffles, cookies and it gives an added subtle flavor but doesn't overpower the drink or dish. Yes, buy it I wouldn't lie. You won't regret it. I promise.

I've tried oat milk in the past, and did not like it at all. But when I saw this Barista Lovers blend, I decided to give it another try and... I LOVE IT!. It is very creamy and smooth, just as described and is the perfect "milk" for my iced coffee. The only downside is the amount of calories each serving provides. Because I also use it when I make my protein smoothies. So, because of that, I will only use this in my coffee and smoothies when I want to treat myself and stick to almond milk for regular use. But if you are looking for an oat milk for your coffee or smoothies that gives you the creamy consistency of milk you've been missing, this one's for you.

I love this milk. Its thick and creamy, it can be used in coffee, tonato sauce, a rue for mac and cheese. Its proven to be so versatile that I dont think twice before pitting it in my cart week after week. Never know when im going to need it, but always glad its there.

I am lactose intolerant. I have drank soy milk and almond milk for years and now I’m enjoying the oat milk. The oat milk seems to be less gassy on my digestive system. And the health benefits I really like in this product. Furthermore, I still use cow milk for different recipes with cooking, baking, and just having a good old-fashioned glass of chocolate milk is delicious.

I didn't think oat milk could get any better. I use this for everything, especially for drinking it as if it was a cold glass of (non-dairy) milk. A bonus, it's lower in sugar than most oat milk, but it tastes just as sweet! Why isn't it available at both of my local Wal-Mart stores?

I use oat milk exclusively for my coffee. I drink hot coffee and espresso based ice drinks at home. I am now making coffee shop quality products for a fraction of the price. I have tried several brands and lines. This is the best! Much better than the "extra creamy" planet oat. Mild taste, velvety smooth and whitens very similarly to cow's milk.

It's perfect for those who don't want a creamer that's too sweet, and over powers the taste of your coffee itself. It's smooth creamy texture blends with your coffee easily, and the smooth velvety texture is enjoyably palatable which helps your wake up routine be slightly more enjoyable.

it causes extreme gas from the nether regions, multiple people having drank it, my boyfriend dutch-ovened the whole bedroom for 6 hours straight followed by a 12 hour trip by car with my 4 kids who all produced the same aftermath. its deadly