OATLYBarista Edition Large Pack Long Life (6 x 1.5 Litre)

After trying numerous coffee milk alternatives, Oatly Barista Oat Drink has become our absolute favorite! For years, it’s been our number one choice for coffees.The creaminess and smooth texture of this oat drink elevate every vegan/lactose intolorante coffee experience. It foams beautifully, making it perfect for lattes and other coffee drinks. Plus, the price is very reasonable, especially when ordered through subscribe and save.The 1-litre packaging is convenient, and the long shelf life allows us to stock up without worrying about expiration. We usually order in bulk, ensuring we always have a supply on hand.Initially, we were a bit unsure about the new lid design, but we’ve grown accustomed to it, and it’s quite handy. A pleasant surprise was when my dad, who typically drinks cow’s milk, couldn’t even tell the difference when I swapped it with Oatly!Overall, I highly recommend Oatly Barista Oat Drink for anyone looking for a creamy, delicious, and versatile milk alternative for their coffee. It’s a game changer!

If you’re a coffee lover, particularly someone who enjoys a creamy, frothy latte, Oatly Barista Milk is a game changer. As soon as I poured it into my coffee, I noticed the rich, velvety texture it created. The milk froths beautifully, producing that perfect layer of foam you’re looking for, and blends seamlessly with espresso for a smooth, indulgent drink.One of the best things about Oatly Barista Milk is that it doesn't leave a gritty texture at the bottom of the bottle, which is often a problem with some non-dairy milks. It stays consistent throughout, making each cup of coffee feel just as luxurious as the last. Whether you’re using it in hot lattes or iced drinks, it performs impeccably every time.The flavor is also spot on—creamy without being too sweet or overwhelming, which allows the coffee flavor to shine through. It’s not overly “oaty,” so if you’re not typically a fan of oat milk, this one might surprise you with how well it complements your espresso.Overall, Oatly Barista Milk has definitely earned its place in my morning routine. It's a reliable choice that makes lattes not only easy to prepare but also utterly delicious. If you're looking for a dairy-free alternative that doesn't sacrifice quality, this is the one to go for!

Oatly Barista is hands down the best oat milk for tea and coffee—smooth, creamy, and froths up like a dream. And if you can grab it for £9, consider it a bargain because supermarkets rarely go lower.But here’s the trick: shake it like your morning depends on it. No, seriously. After opening, the top quarter is like oat-flavored water, while the good stuff is lounging at the bottom like it's on holiday. My foolproof method? Pour out about a quarter into a cup, shake the carton like you’re auditioning for a cocktail bar, then use what's in the carton and pour the rest back in. Trust me, it's the only way to unlock its full creamy potential.Other than that, it’s five stars all the way—delicious, great value, and the best non-dairy milk for your morning brew. Just remember: shake it, or regret it.

I love this milk. As a born lactose intolerant I have struggled my whole life to enjoy things like cereal or shakes. I love them but what do you make them with? Water? I'm not a savage.Sadly, if I consume dairy I turn into a B.O.W and the army have to clear a 5 mile area around me and issue gas masks to the general populace.Vegan's are now taking over the planet and whilst nobody cared to make a special milk for me so I could have Shredded Wheat without stomach cramps when I was a kid, every food company wants to impress them now with plant based products. I'm not complaining, it means I can now have this absolutely fantastic drink. It's creamy and delicious and I have it on Subscribe and Save; 6 cartons every 3 weeks.I find this one to be much tastier than the Alpro brand (which is often more expensive than this) and a millon miles better than any soy milk (cos soy milk is grim).How does it compare to cow's milk? It doesn't and any vegan that tells you otherwise is lying or deluded. But that doesn't mean that it isn't oaty and wonderful. It's great on cereal, in hot chocolate, it's especially good in coffee. Anything you would put milk in, really. Clue is in the name.Every time I open the fridge I want to grab a carton and chug the whole thing but I am an adult with a mortgage and a beard and I must act like it.Anyway, give it a go. You might like it or you might not. That's just life, isn't it?