Oat Milk? Will it Supplant Soy and Almond Milk?

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     6 years ago 

    Upvoted.

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    Thanks, appreciate the upvote and support.

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         6 years ago 

        I had never heard of oat milk until now, most likely because my family can consume cow milk.

        Thanks for providing the instructions on how to make it.

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         6 years ago 

        Certainly glad that I was able to bring it to your attention. Our family consumes cow's milk as well. My wife uses soy but the oat milk has the added benefits of the cholesterol support and it actually tastes good in coffees and teas. It also has a slight sweetness to it. Enjoy.

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           6 years ago 

          I prefer oat milk. It works quite well in tea, and obviously is perfect in porridge (oatmeal). It is also one of the most environmentally friendly milk alternatives (oats grow pretty much everywhere and don't need as much water to produce the milk in comparison to almonds)

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           6 years ago 

          For sure. The thicker consistency is definitely more enjoyable in tea or coffee. I've never really liked almond or soy in coffee. Love the fact that you can make it at home and use the left overs, and it's easy to do.

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             5 years ago 

            I will definitely need to try this with coffee.

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