Organic Oat

This pack of organic oat milk has become a regular in my fridge. The unsweetened version has a smooth, mild flavour that blends beautifully with coffee without adding any unwanted sweetness, and it’s just as good poured over cereal or used in baking. The texture feels richer and creamier than many other plant milks I’ve tried, which gives drinks and recipes a satisfying mouthfeel without being heavy. I like that it’s organic and free from added sugar, so it doesn’t overpower the taste of the drink or dish you’re making. It froths nicely too, which makes it a good choice for lattes and cappuccinos at home. Having the 8-pack means I’m always stocked up and don’t run out quickly, which is perfect for everyday use. It’s versatile, tastes great, and feels like a wholesome option whether you use it in hot drinks, smoothies, or straight from the glass.

I keep coming back to this oat milk because of the simple, clean ingredient list. There are no gums, oils, stabilisers or additives and it really is just what it says it is. Because of that, the consistency is naturally thinner than brands that use emulsifiers to create a creamier texture. A thing to note: It doesn’t froth or foam well, so it’s not the best choice if you want café‑style lattes. In coffee it stays quite thin, so the drink looks darker than it would with a thicker oat milk. I don’t mind that, and the flavour is mild enough that it doesn’t interfere with the taste of the coffee itself. For everyday use it works well. It’s great in cereal, porridge, smoothies, and general cooking. I’ve used it in baking several times and it has substituted perfectly in the recipes I’ve tried. The shelf life is generous, which makes the 8‑pack good value for bulk buying. I have had the occasional damaged carton, but that’s been down to courier handling rather than the product itself, and Amazon resolved it quickly. It is slightly more expensive than brands like Alpro, but the organic, additive‑free ingredients are what make it worth it for me. If you want something that mimics dairy milk in thickness and appearance, this probably isn’t the one. But if you prioritise clean ingredients and don’t mind a naturally lighter consistency, it’s definitely worth trying.

I have experienced no milk separtion with Plenish oat milk. I have used it very successfully to make naturally delicious, oaty sweet, rice pudding. I also have this in hot drinks such as tea and coffee without issue. Yes, they may be a bit paler than animal milks, but the taste certainly makes up for a slight lack of colour. There is only naturally occuring sugars, which is excellent. These sugars consitute 3.8grams per 100ml. There is only 6.6g of carbs per 100ml in this anyhow so not a big contributer to carb intake. nothing added save I have never had any leakage from the cartons, but one must, with any of these modern pull top lids, be careful how you open to avoid any egress from within. As to value, this is slightly dearer than the average, by mabe ten to fifteen pence. If you look at the cheapest competition, a stores own brand, it is about eighty pence dearer. But that would be when this wasnt on offer. When it is on offer, it is usually cheaper than the premium other brands. I am not sure one could say this has any abnormal texture. It seems on a par thickness wise with a skimmed milk. It certainly doesn't have any grit or fibrous quality that one could find off-putting. All in all, for me, the absence of nasties in this, and only three ingredients, make this very good value. No

Great brand providing dairy alternative milk that is clean. They use only 3 ingredients unlike many other brands that have rapeseed oil in their milk. With a good shake this is creamy and great for any use. It’s great in hot drinks, froths nicely if desired and tastes really good. No separation issues and stores really well.

Great oat milk. Very rare to find one without seed oils and all the other nonsense. Just wished it was cheaper.

I was buying standard oat milk then happened to read the ingredients... Many have seed oils in (not ideal)...so searches and found this one ...the plenish range has healthier options and this one minimal ingredients. Tasted great in my coffee too!!

Love this milk, only 3 ingredients! I used to drink Alpro and Oatly before this one but discovered I was sensitive to Gellan Gum and gave me nasty symptoms.. along side the many unnecessary ingredients like olive oil in the milk it wasn't as healthy for you. So I was on the look out for a more natural milk.. I have been buying this milk for a while now, It froths nicely but not as thick as the other milks out there in my milk frother so nice in both tea and coffee.. nice on cereal and just drunk on it own is nice too.

Great product but the price is way to expensive now. Back to rude health for us.