Plenish Organic Unsweetened Oat Milk 1L (Pack of 8)

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

If you're looking for oat milk without rapeseed oil or unnecessary additives, this is the one. It contains just three simple ingredients, so you know exactly what you're drinking. I’ve subscribed, so I never run out—it makes life easier. Just give it a good shake before using. Tastes great, too!

I’m pleased to find the oats milk without seed oil. I thought the taste may become less nutty without the oil but I was wrong. This is so nutty and creamy. Great product.

I always used to buy Alpro oat milk until i discovered it was full of other unnecessary ingredients, over processed, sunflower oil, stabilisers thickeners etc!This milk is a little thinner for obvious reasons, but i'm happier knowing it's just gluten free oats, sea salt and water. great on cereal, in porridge and fine in coffee and tea (not as thick as alpro)i'd recommend it.

I’m a huge fan of this - oil free so it’s better for my gut and my waistline. It’s thinner than other oat drinks but again, it’s oil free. Because it’s fat free it does not foam up.I much prefer it to any other oat drink, and it doesn’t split in tea or coffee.

very good in coffee

Watery compared to others - I think I’ve tried them all. Yes I did shake it well. Oatly is nice as is moma!

The only oat milk my daughter can drink. All others have oils in, which she cannot tolerate. The simple ingredients in this is perfect