I have received a carton of Oatly Foamable oat drink, free to review.
Having never been a barista, I wasn’t quite sure how to foam either milk or Oatly Foamable, or how foamy it should be. However I gave it my best shot, warming the Oatly Foamable in the microwave and then hand whisking it before pouring it into my coffee. The result was delicious. I really loved the oaty flavour and the best bonus was I didn’t need to add my normal half a spoon of sugar. The usual bitterness of coffee had disappeared. I have to say I preferred it to a coffee made with cow’s milk.
I also tried making a bowl of porridge with the Oatly Foamable. And I know what you’re saying. That porridge is oats anyhow, but I thought it would be a good pairing. And yes it was nice, but not a huge taste difference from using cow’s milk.
Now let me share some facts I’ve learnt about the Oatly Foamable oat drink.
- It is completely plant-based, so can be enjoyed by those with milk allergies as well as vegans. Also suitable for those with nut allergies.
- Production of this drink creates 69% fewer green house gas emissions than cow’s milk and 79% less land usage and 60% less energy usage.
- A long-life product which keeps in the refrigerator for upto 5 days after opening.
Oatly Foamable is available at Tesco, Waitrose, Ocado, Booths and independents, currently priced at an RRP of £1.79 for a 1 litre carton.
And take a look at the Oatly website, to see some of their other products. I’ve got my eye on trying the Orange Mango Oat Drink next.
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Disclosure. This post is a review of a product I was sent for free. All opinions are my own.
Froths brilliantly in a milk brother or blender. I’m just disappointed that Tesco is no longer stocking this particular brand (Foamable) due to ‘lack of demand’. I can’t understand why Nero, Costa, Starbucks and my personal fave Pret don’t use this as an alternative to dairy as there is zero flavour change to a ‘normal coffee’ as opposed to soya or coconut alternatives. This product needs more publicity – its fabulous!
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Sounds like they need you on their marketing team
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I love Oatly, but I’ve never treid this particular product; it definitely sounds good! Thanks for reviewing it.
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It was the first time I’d heard of Oatly but loved it
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This sounds rather nice and worth giving a go.
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Yes I recommend you do try it
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Introduced my nephew to this for breakfast
He loved it
Great for when he starts university
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I still haven’t got round to trying the other flavours yet
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Definitely worth a try, interesting to see about the environmental factor. It’s not something I have thought much about before
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no I hadn’t either but it is certainly a good pitch for their product
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This tastes lovely
Bought some on my last shop and I loved it
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yes it is good isn’t it
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Love the sound of this & would be perfect for me & my daughter who both have allergies to cows milk
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yes always good to find new options, when diet is limited by allergies
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Thanks for sharing your review on #TriedTested this week x
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Ooh this sounds very interesting! I’m intrigued! 🙂
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yes very nice
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I’ve never tried this but it looks so tasty! I need to buy it to try it!
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I’d love to hear your thoughts if you do buy it
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I love frothy, milky coffee so might give this a go. Sounds good.
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yes very nice
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One to look out for on my next shop
Thanks
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hope you like it
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oh sounds rather good
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yes very nice
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This is amazing! My daughter is dairy free so always on the lookout for new foods and drinks
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Definitely give it a try to see if she likes
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