MooalaOrganic Barista Oatmilk – Shelf-Stable Oat-Based Creamer for Coffee and Matcha, Non-GMO, Chemical-Free Sunflower Oil, 32 fl oz (Case of 6)USDA Organic

Mooala Organic Oatmilk Extra Creamy is smooth, rich, and dairy-free delight.It has a naturally sweet oat flavor with a velvety texture that’s perfect for coffee, cereal, or smoothies.Made with clean ingredients and no added sugar—great for healthy lifestyles. I love to use it for my overnight oats.A must-try if you’re looking for a plant-based milk that actually tastes amazing!

It's always feels good to find new products that's ethically produced for the environment, but also good for you and your health! I stopped drinking regular cows milk years ago, so I've tried many many brands of oat milk and this has got to be one of my favorites.Pros: Mooala is a little less thick than my usual go to brand, but they are organic, gluten free, vegan, simple ingredients, nutritious and no preservatives! Protecting wildlife and promoting biodiversity is a big plus! It's a bit sweeter than other brands I tried so I heat this up, add a shot of espresso for my morning latte and don't have to add any other sweetener. I also add a scoop of my whey protein for a delicious post workout shake and I'll sometimes add PB peanut powder for a healthy chocolate peanut butter protein shake.Cons: It's expensive! If I go to Costco I can get the same amount for half the price. Do the benefits of being organic and being pro environment outweigh the hole burning through my wallet? I'm not sure. If I'm on a budget, I will be sticking to my usual lower cost oat milk for now. If and when I get rich or if they lower the price so your average household could afford it on a regular basis, I would most definitely switch to Mooala. I will be trying their other products though! Their other flavors sound tasty.

This oatmilk is awesome! I use to use another brand but since switching this is the only one I use now

I had high hopes for Mooala Organic Barista Oatmilk as a healthier alternative to my usual brand, but unfortunately, it falls short when it comes to steaming. No matter what technique I use, this oat milk just doesn't froth properly. It creates large air bubbles and fails to hold a nice, creamy texture, which is a letdown for anyone who loves a good latte. I was hoping for a clean-ingredient option that could match the steaming quality of Califa Barista Oat Milk (which steams beautifully), but sadly, this isn’t it. Until I find a better option, I may have to switch back.Edited 12/2/24: After my review, the company reached out to offer a refund, which I really appreciated given the high price of the product (as others have noted). I’d love to give this oat milk another chance if they improve the formulation to create a rich, creamy foam—something truly "barista-worthy." Alternatively, they could remove the claim from the packaging. In the interest of providing a transparent and honest review, I’m adjusting my rating from 1 to 3 stars to reflect their excellent customer service, which is very important to me.

I found that I really liked this alternative of oat milk. It’s a little on the pricey side, which is never great, but it really is great quality. It’s really smooth and creamy. I’m thankful for the cane sugar, but I noticed a few reviews wished it has zero sugar to make it healthier; for me, I was looking for a tastier alternative of milk, as well as something with a decent texture. Another positive is that they are shelf stable, so fridge space is a positive. I do, however, personally keep mine (one a time) in the fridge because I prefer my milk cold, but the initiative is there. So far, I drink it on the side of deserts like cookies and brownies, I’ve used it to bake with (also cookies and brownies), I add it to my coffee, and my partner even likes to dip his cookies in it too. Overall, I definitely recommend it or something to try if you're curious. It is a little pricey in my opinion, most 52oz oat milk brands are about 0.06-0.07 cents an ounce ($3-$4 per 52oz carton), and this is 0.18-0.19 cents an ounce ($5.70 per 32oz carton). This does have better additives and such, but pricing really is important for a lot of people, so I feel like this is important to recognize. I hope this helps!!:)

Came upside down and damaged. Very frustrating.

Certified organic ingredients with minimal sugar with a great taste! Some oat milks have little or no calcium - this has 100 mg of calcium in a cup. This oat milk is also produced without toxic herbicides, synthetic fertilizers, or phosphates, ensuring a sustainable choice that's healthy for the consumer and the environment.

Creamy and healthy. Perfect for my lattes. Unlike most of its competitors it uses oleic organic sunflower oil instead of processed and deodorized oil.