Elmhurst 1925 Sweetened Oat Milk - 32 Ounce (Pack of 6) Dairy-Free, Vegan, Kosher, Gluten-Free, Shelf Stable Plant Based Milk Made with Whole Grain Oats for Healthier Coffee, Latte & Smoothies

We use Elmhurst 1925 Sweetened or Unsweetened Oat Milk (whichever is available) exclusively, but sometimes it is hard to find locally. It is so convenient to order in bulk and get home delivery. This oat milk is affordable, has few ingredients, is shelf stable with a long shelf life, and tastes great.

First of all, I just want to say this is my favorite oat milk. It has all natural ingredients, and no additives and thickeners. I use it for my own lattes, in recipes, soups, oatmeal, and as for just about anything as a milk substitute. It mixes very well and much better than most nut milks when added to beverages. I did contact the company to ask if they would consider making an organic which is the only improvement I can recommend. They said right now they’re not able to do organic which seems strange to me as it’s not hard to buy organic oats. It must be a cost concern . Also, please note when reading the reviews that the reviews are mixed up for all of the different types of Elmhurst milks (nut, oat). For those who find it tasteless they may be used to the flavor of most oat milks which have a ton of added sugar, gellan and other gums and additives. For those who find it too sweet they also make an unsweetened version that is only three ingredients water, sea salt and oats. If you carefully put the cap back on and make sure it is tight I don’t have any issue with the caps leaking.. I also reuse the cartons to store water and homemade vegetable broth etc. I was happy to see they finally lowered the price to $41.99 for six which is still kind of expensive at seven dollars each. In the stores you can usually find them for between $4.50 and five dollars, but I guess it’s for shipping and convenience factor we are paying for. And to be honest it’s still cheaper as I can make 2 to 3 venti sizes lattes at home instead of spending $6.50 each at Starbucks! And overall I feel better now and I’m not ingesting a bunch of extra additives, gums and calcium citrate which is added to most other plant-based milk, especially to help with frothing. I also love supporting this company as they started as a dairy farm and switched to 100% plant-based milk‘s and now have an animal sanctuary for their former cows.. I am always happy to support compassion!

Stop Looking! You just found a whole lot of awesome!!! If like me you want to be a good citizen of the planet but just can’t get into almond, soy or coconut milk you have officially been saved. This Oat Milk is awesome, awesomeness! It’s so yummy, creamy and Shut The Front Door... great for you. So enjoy. You can now smugly tell all your liberal, vegan friends.. “sure I get almond milk but so much water waste, you might want to up your game and try this...”

If you like sweet coffee, this is your oat milk. If you don't, don't buy it as it has added cane sugar that made it way too sweet for my taste. Should have said it was sweetened in big print not just on nutrition label. While the carton tells you to shake it well before each use, good luck with that as the cap, once opened, never closes fully and spills out when shaken... True for all six cartons I consumed from this bulk order.

I bought this since the unsweetened is so hard to find. The sweet flavor is not overpowering but I’ve had a stomach ache since I started using this in my morning coffee. I have celiac and this absolutely does not work for me. It is marked certified gluten free but I have a hard time with it.

Oat milk is difficult to find in stores where I live. I order this online and love it. I use it in my mashed potatoes and it makes them so creamy like there is other stuff in the potatoes. Very good taste. A bit expensive but it is worth it.

Great oat milk. Not too sweet, well balanced. However for something that only inludes 3 ingredients ... This should be a lot cheaper. The oat milk craze is real. It's actually very simple to make it at home so I've been doing that.

Weve tried both Planet oat and Pacific Foods oat milk in the search for a good oat milk. Both are extremely sweet and taste artificial. Theres NO going back after trying Elmhurst oat milk. It tastes real and has a good flavor too, not too sweet either. The ingredients are a lot better than other brands as well.