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The selection includes oat-based and nut-based plant milks (oat, almond, pistachio), pea/plant-based milk, and cow milk — including a lactose‑free A2 whole milk option.

Common package sizes in this selection are 32 fl oz, 48 fl oz, and 64 fl oz, typically sold in cartons or plastic containers.

Protein content varies by product: some plant‑based options list about 8 g per serving, while a lactose‑free A2 whole milk option lists about 14 g per serving.

Some product descriptions explicitly state there are no added oils or filler milks and call out unsweetened or no‑added‑sugar formulations.

They’re described as blending smoothly into both hot and iced coffee, performing well in hot beverages, and working nicely with espresso and matcha.

Packaging is typically either paper/cardboard cartons or plastic containers.

Yes — they’re promoted for broad culinary use, including cooking and baking, pouring over cereal, and blending into smoothies, shakes, and milkshakes.

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