Pacific Foods Original Organic Oat Milk, Plant Based Milk, 32 oz Carton

Good taste

We LOVE this oat milk! I had been using soy milk and occasionally coconut milk for several years, but each of these had a downside, e.g. on top of the health issues, soy could seem kind of thick and overly viscous while coconut milk was too watery...I discovered oat milk in coffee drinks in NY and LA, where some shops have actually completely replaced soy with oat milk, presumably because some of the health concerns re: soy. I'm using it at home now and absolutely love it...nice, milk taste; great in coffees; and the perfect texture, i.e. similar to, say, low-fat milk... My college-aged son, who is an omnivore, actually prefers this to cows milk in his coffee!

I recently tried this oat milk, and I was pleasantly surprised by how creamy and rich it tastes! It’s perfect for my morning coffee and works great in smoothies as well. I also love that it’s dairy-free and made from oats, which feels like a healthier option. However, the price is a bit steep compared to other non-dairy milks, which might be a downside if you go through it quickly. Also, it's slightly sweeter than expected, so if you prefer a more neutral flavor, it might not be for you. Overall, a tasty and versatile alternative!

Prolonged life in cabinet due to expiration date is a plus. It’s available.

I buy this every once in a while as a treat for my other half. He loves this oat milk. It's organic, which is great. I like the taste, but it's just a little too sweet for me. My s.o. thinks that's okay: He doesn't have to share. Ha.

It is now a really bright white, and thin with no taste of oats. It also does not froth up like before and has lost its sweetness. I'm not sure if they have increased the water/oat milk ratio or something else, but it certainly is not the same quality and not worth the price. So disappointed - I have been a loyal user for many years. Looking for a different, better product now.

As a person on a WFPB, SOS diet I carefully checked the ingredients to make sure there was no added oils, salts or sugars. It is very difficult to find food made these days that does not have a bunch of extra unnecessary stuff added in. I prefer not to have added chalks (calcium carbonate) added synthetic colors of flavors. I seek food in the most natural and organic form as possible while trying to find some convenience. Many brands add in oils that add fats to your diet. This particular version of oat milk has no added oils which is fabulous! Yay. Since I do not add in sugar, salt or oils to my foods I have turned slim and healthier. My tastebuds are sensitive to added sugars. The ingredients list does not show sugar so I was confounded as to why it was so sweet. I checked the ingredients again. Some of the additives I could do without. Then I looked at the nutrition facts. Calories from added sweeteners is listed. I was surprised. How can they add in something but not list it in the ingredients? Something is wrong with the regulations. I am trying to avoid synthetic sweeteners and added sugar. I do not know what kind of sugar is in there. I won't be ordering more of this due to the fact that it already has a few ingredients I can pass on and because the origin of the sweetner and whether or not it is organic is not listed. If you are not as picky as me about what you put in to your body it is probably great for you. I may use what is left for baking or something. I am not returning it because the items were well delivered and I may give rest (I purchased more than one) away. There are plenty of food banks around. This is vegan if you are vegan this can work.

One of my favorite broths. The flavor is perfect and not salty.