Oatly Oatmilk Non-Dairy Milk Shelf Stable

I love how convenient this milk is. We typically buy the chilled oat milk, but this milk is perfect for times we don't have a refrigerator like camping or trips. We love it with our cereal or coffee. Great flavor and texture

This milk is way too thin and watery to be used in iced lattes / shaken espressos. I much prefer chobani extra creamy and silk oat. They add a dense, creamy flavor to my coffee

Target sent a long-expired carton, so I couldn't drink this. I love Oatly and it would have been great to have a shelf-stable option! I give 5 stars for Oatly and negative 2 stars for Target.

Love love LOVE Oatly so much!! Would love it even more though if Target also offered chocolate Oatly, including as a shipping option!

Warm, smaller and more expensive than the half gallon of refrigerated oat milk

Please be careful I just bought this recently and looked at the date and it said expired in August 2023… it is March 2024. Not the brands fault but definitely Target’s.

Overpriced small container

By far the BEST Oatmilk. It’s creamy and has a taste. My coffees have never tasted so good.

I have been vegan for 10 years and I've tried every single non-dairy product on the market. Oatly is by far the superior creator of all things non-dairy! My dad drinks a pint of ice milk every single night and, though he's become mostly plant based now, he always said he could never give up his glass of milk. Well one glass of Oatly and he never tasted cow's milk again! It's now his favorite beverage of choice! I'm a university researcher specialized in the implications of modern food production... and one of the most frustrating things I've seen promoted by the influencer world is the idea that seed oils and nutrient fortifications are somehow bad for you. Unfortunately there is a lot of conflicting information out there, and everybody acts like they're an expert- spouting their opinions like gospel... well... are they opinions? Or are they regurgitated buzz words previously spouted by some unqualified attention seeker on the internet? The truth is, if you look hard enough, you'll find internet claims about every single food item in existence being bad for you. So look no further than your own mind. Do your own research if you please, but know this: Oatly's ingredients are simple and effective. The rapeseed oil is not going to kill you or give you cancer. But if you're really so concerned, then buy Oatly's oil-free oat milk or make your own at home. And fret not- the rest of that Oatly goodness will graciously be enjoyed by the rest of us! Thank you Oatly! :)

My son has a milk and soy allergy, so I need a substitute that our family could use for cooking, baking, and cereal (and my morning coffee). Oatly is by far my favorite. In terms of both taste and mouthfeel, the switch from cow milk was easy—-we don’t feel like we’re missing anything!Â

This is almost always out of stock for shipping 24/7, not sure why lol. But aside from that misluck, it's pretty good, froths very well as you can expect. But my favorite thing about this specific one is the shelf stable packaging, very convenient for someone like me who likes to stock up on a bunch of oat milk so as to not run out so quickly. Oatly is one of the best oat milk brands imo, if only Target wasn't the only place in my area that sells it *sigh*...

The best oatmilk ever. I live where there are no alternative milk options, so ordering online on the target app was so easy and now I can have my oatmilk and cold brew again :-)))

I like cows milk but my body does not, this is the best alternative out there. No more almond milk for me. I even tried it warm off the shelf and this product is 5 stars thank you!!!!

Love what you’ve done - the cap is easier to open and the milk pours smoothly when the container is full, with no more uncontrollable spurting. Plus, the flavor is perfect, better than dairy milk, or any of the other alternative products out there.

I switched to Oatly because it just makes my coffee taste better!! I have no issue with dairy milk but prefer the taste of oat milk and Oatly is my preferred brand. Love using it in my baking and cooking recipes. Please friends, ignore the reviewers demonizing some of the ingredients in here. What even are their credentials to make such statements? Everything in moderation. Avoid ingredients that you’re truly allergic to. We’re all going to die some dayÂ

This oat milk has a great taste to it. The best I've had and I've tried pretty much every brand out there. I only took off a star because I wish they made a version that's organic and has less sugar. I don't eat any sugar in my diet and this is really sweet for me.

I love oats, the taste, texture, smell. Â Your oat milk is the best all around. I taste oats.Â

10/10 we love it! We love how clean this milk alternative is without fillers and preservatives while still having full fat and calcium. It’s an excellent milk substitute for my daughter and me who are lactose sensitive. Please be back in stock soon we love you Oatly

Discovered Oatly with my first Starbucks iced oatmilk latte while on vacation a week ago and was hooked. I had to read the container to be sure and was thrilled that Oatly had no gluten or soy (I vote no on the pea protein, btw). Of 4 different Starbucks: 2 oatmilk lattes were super creamy, changing the color of the espresso, 1 was just ok tasting and the last (Orlando airport) wasn't creamy at all and didn't change the color of the espresso. Once home, I bought the barista shelf version. While much better than the airport, it was not nearly as creamy as what I fell in love with. I've read other recent reviews with the same sentiment. Wondering if something changed in the sourcing, recipe or manufacturing in recent months?

I never had a problem with cows milk, but after going oatly, I find myself unable to go back. As other believers have found, the full fat is definitely the way to go. However, it's so hard to tell the difference between the full fat and the low fat. At one point, early on, I mistakenly thought "original" meant the full fat version I had previously gotten, and ended up with the low fat. My spirits were dejectedly low that entire week. I never made that mistake again, but I feel sorrow for all those who might have tried the low fat and never experienced the full glory of the fatty oat.Â