Oat milk is a new one "on me"

[Jace]

Oat milk..? Hmm?

Anyone?.....

 

[JaniceM]

 

[OneEyedDiva]

I've been seeing it in my local supermarket, so I'm sure it's available elsewhere but I haven't had the desire to try it.

 

[dobielvr]

Oat milk..? Hmm?

Anyone?.....

Haven't tried it yet.
I'm currently in to cashew milk. Pretty good, so far.

 

[RadishRose]

I have used the oat beverage. It's pretty good.

 

[Alligatorob]

I put cashew milk on my cereal every morning. I think that might be similar. I like it, kind of.

 

[hollydolly]

yep freely available in all our supermarkets..

 

[Jace]

I've tried Almond milk...like

wouldn't think oat milk would be very sweet

 

[dko1951]

I use it every day with oatmeal. It's great and I don't miss milk at all. Much healthier.

 

[CinnamonSugar]

Coconut milk fan here

 

[Remy]

I only consume plant milks.

Soy for hot cereal, smoothies, cooking.
Oat milk for cold cereal or to drink.
Rice milk, it's got a lot of natural sugar in it.
I used to love almond milk but it doesn't agree with me anymore.
Coconut milk is OK.

Trader Joe's has good prices.

 

[C50]

I just went thru a half gallon of oat milk, I tried it because it's low in fat and it said "organic" on the box. lol. It was just ok, but nothing I will continue buying, it was watery and kind of an odd color.

 

[Kaila]

I've tried Almond milk...like

wouldn't think oat milk would be very sweet

I've had to try lots of substitutes, and things like this,
since I have extremely limited food/beverage options, due to disabilities.....
so I find that the oat "milk" is fine, or passable, if you need something like it.

If they've added sweeteners to it, or not, they're the same effect as those same sweeteners that are added or not, to the other similar but different alternatives.
Sweet with them, or not, without anything added. Check ingredients on any cartons.

 

[Gaer]

OK. What ever happened to cow's milk? Why is that not good anymore?

 

[CinnamonSugar]

OK. What ever happened to cow's milk? Why is that not good anymore?

I still use regular milk but in trying to cut down on fat, alternative milks (say in cereal or in smoothies) help

 

[caroln]

They can call themselves milk all they like, but they're not. The packaging should say non-dairy milk substitute.

I'm old school, I guess. I like real milk. From real cows. 1% preferably. But I must confess, one time I used almond coffee creamer and it was pretty good!

 

[Bella]

My staples are organic grass-fed cow's milk and organic grass-fed heavy cream. The non-dairy milks that I prefer and use are organic whole coconut milk, canned rather than carton, hemp, and cashew. I haven't tried oat milk yet. I avoid all manner of soy products.

 

[Capt Lightning]

Some highland farms are now mainly growing oats to produce "Oat milk". I've never tried it and I'm not sure if it's right to even call it 'milk' I can get it in most supermarkets, but I'll give it a miss. I'll stick to real cow's milk.

 

[Gary O']

Oat milk..? Hmm?

Anyone?.....

My lady has put all kinds of weird 'milks' in my cereals
All seem OKish
I gotta have a 1/2 gal jug of 2% in the fridge at all times to chug, however

 

[officerripley]

I put cashew milk on my cereal every morning. I think that might be similar. I like it, kind of.

When the doc told me my cholesterol is too high, I started looking for proteins lower in cholesterol than meat and fell in love with cashew butter; it's high in fat but supposed to be the more okay kind of fat.

 

[MickaC]

Not this milk customer……skim milk……past……present……future.
Unless cows disappear from the face of the earth. Feel pretty safe on that one.

 

[IrisSenior]

I tried it for awhile but got sick of it, ditto for almond milk.

 

[Jace]

T Y, All...gonna hafta try!

 

[Blessed]

real milk, 2 %, real cream, real cheese, real butter......real dairy.

 

[MickaC]

real milk, 2 %, real cream, real cheese, real butter......real dairy.

Real dairy is the best…..until someone invents artificial cows.