Dairy Doesn’t Stand a Chance Against These Oat Milk Favorites
Choosing vegan products over cruel dairy ones is a no-brainer, especially thanks to one very special creamy beverage. Shoppers’ favorite new milks, coffee creamers, ice creams, yogurts, and more are made from the world’s favorite nondairy product: oat milk!
Discover all the delicious, animal-free oat milk products:
Oat Milk
Oat milk is as versatile as it gets. Pour it into your bowl of cereal, use it when you’re baking, heat it up in a saucer to make vegan hot cocoa—the possibilities are endless. Califia Farms, Elmhurst 1925, Oatly, Trader Joe’s, and even Quaker Oats are just a few of the brands offering great oat milk products.
Oat Milk Coffee Creamer
Oat milk is a favorite among baristas (it steams “wonderfully”), so it makes sense that so many brands have created oat milk coffee creamers.
Oat Milk Bottled Coffee Drinks
What’s better than oat milk coffee creamer? How about a ready-to-drink oat milk bottled coffee drink? RISE Brewing Co. offers a delicious oat milk latte, as does Chameleon Cold-Brew. La Colombe got in on the oat milk action, too, with its oatmilk draft lattes in original, vanilla, and caramel flavors.
Oat Milk Ice Cream
If you’re lucky enough to find Oatly’s frozen desserts in your local supermarket, be sure to snag the Mint Chip flavor—it’s the best. Or combine your love of oat milk, coffee, and ice cream with Earth Grown’s cold brew oat milk Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert.
Oat Milk Yogurt
Yogurt is one of the latest staples to get an oat milk makeover. The Strawberry Hibiscus flavor from Nancy’s is a must-try.
Oat milk has long been a fan favorite, but the beverage is clearly so much more than just something to pour on cereal. Many of these oat milk products are available at your neighborhood grocery store. Click on the links below to discover just how easy shopping vegan at Kroger or Aldi grocery stores is:
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