Best oat milk for cereal

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Hoping to buy some today but heard they vary a lot. It doesn't need to taste good in tea or coffee as I don't drink that. Just looking for one that works well on cereal - thank you

Aldi's barrista style oat milk is good

Oatly. Supermarkets sell it and you can get the fresh oatly from most milkmen.

Alpro no sugars. I find other brands really watery. It's often on offer in Tesco and Morrisons, either chilled or uht.

Oatly Original and Moma have the thickest, whole-milk consistency. Moma is slightly sweeter.

I only like the blue Oatly one but everyone has different taste buds.

I wouldn't have barista for coffee. Just something light. Alpro and Oatley are good. Some are pretty rank imo but some people must like them so I guess it's a matter of trying and seeing what you like.

2 years of experience of trying all brands... Def Aldi own brand is by far the best.
Better than the expensive brands...
By far imo.
And the cheapest!!

Mandatory: 'make your own' comment. Out of all the milks oat milk is easy.

Tesco own make.

All oat milks except Plenish, contain oil. I don't want to be gulping down oil. So Plenish for me.

Thanks all this is really helpful- I will do some taste tasting if what you suggested

I really like Oato for cereal if I have some. Otherwise I use califia farms barista for eveymrything.

I think the best milk for everything is no added sugar soya personally.

Honestly I think they are all really similar, as long as you give them a good shake I haven’t found any to be particularly watery.

I like the basic oatly ( not fridge, that’s too rich. and hate the califia one so really it’s a matter of personal taste

Agree I have that in cereal and Oatly in coffee.

But contains vegetable oil. Drinking oil? No thanks!

Don't most plant-based "milks" contain oil...?

Absolutely. That oil is disgusting after all they do to it. There's also an Oatly one that doesn't have oil - it's just oats and water (beige packaging, the long life one). I prefer it to Plenish. Neither were available a few weeks ago at my local supermarket so I buy the Oatly one on subscription from Amazon now - works out at around £1.40 each.

Yes. Look at the packaging. Nothing wrong with cold-pressrd oil, it's the heat-treatment changing the oil that's the problem.

If you want a similar mouth feel to cows milk, just make sure it's a barista style.

I like dairy, but a) can't drink much myself or I become ill; and b) DD is lactose intolerant. Hospital advise no dairy/sheep/goat products at all.

We all find barista oat milk the best substitute for us. Brand doesn't matter. Just remember to jiggle the carton before each use.

Yes, I know. The above comment that I quoted suggested that the Aldi brand was worth avoiding as if it was the only one that contained oil

Oatly also contains oil. Have just read an interesting article from their manufacturers...

I get mine from the milkman, and it's good on my shreddies

Well do share