Califia FarmsUnsweetened Oat Drink with Calcium & Vitamin D - Dairy Free, Lactose Free, Vegan (6 x 1L)

A lovely product. Takes the taste of the coffee to the next level. It's the only oat milk my wife wants to use. Thank Amazon; I found it much cheaper than in the shops.

Tried almost all barista versions of oat milk on Amazon, this is the one we like.

This is great for coffee giving it a slightly different taste. Foamed well in the lavazza and didn’t separate at all.It was very cheap when I bought it, its price varies though.

This oat drink is the Beyoncé of the plant-based world—it froths, it sings, it steals the show. But does it deserve a standing ovation or a slow clap?**Pros**- **Froth Queen**: This oat milk froths better than your hair in the ’80s. Your lattes will look so good, you might just start charging your friends for coffee.- **Calcium Confetti**: Drink your coffee, strengthen your bones. Now you can carry your grocery bags and your caffeine addiction with pride.- **Planet Pal**: Califia Farms is out here saving the planet one carton at a time—renewable energy, recycled water, the whole superhero shtick.- **Versatile Oat Wizardry**: Whether it’s in coffee, tea, smoothies, or desserts, this oat drink shows up like an overachieving teacher’s pet.- **Purple Packaging?** Not really, but let’s all pretend it's purple because purple makes everything cooler.**Cons**- **Peanut Panic**: “May contain peanuts” is the kind of plot twist nobody asked for—unless you’re into adrenaline with your oat drink.- **Bulk Commitment**: Six cartons. That’s enough to start your own underground oat cartel. (Note: not recommended.)- **Plain Jane on Its Own**: Drinking this solo is fine, but it doesn’t exactly scream “party in a carton.” It’s more like “study group with dry biscuits.”- **Pricey Procrastination**: It’s plant-based, ethical, and trendy, so naturally, your wallet will feel lighter than the foam on your latte.**Final Verdict**The Califia Farms Oat Barista Blend is like that friend who’s really good at everything and also recycles. It’s a frothy, sustainable, and vegan dream for anyone who’s oat-rageously obsessed with their morning coffee ritual. Just maybe clear out some fridge space and prepare your budget.Go forth, froth freely, and enjoy this oatstanding choice!

Best oat milk on the market, and love that it comes in a bundle that I can get on subscribe and save every month - well worth the price and the convince in a 2 person home where we need lots of eat milk each week! Always makes a coffee that much better

AMAZING VALUE FOR MONEY. I make matcha at home and this is the SAME milk that Blank Street use. (I know that for a fact as my friend worked there and I have seen them use it. Cheaper than any supermarket. At Tesco or Sainsbury’s it’s about £2.60.I leave it in a cupboard and once opened I put it in the fridge. It tastes amazing I literally can’t drink any other milk.

This is my absolute favourite oat milk - love it because it still has a creamy, milky appearance and taste compared to other 'watery' plant based milks - great texture and perfect in my coffee, tea and breakfast cereals etc (I use it for everything as a milk alternative) - cheaper to buy on amazon in bulk as opposed to off the shelf in the supermarket and I use the Subscribe & Save feature for this product specifically too.

Since the changing of packaging to me the recipe has changed too, either that or I’ve got a bad batch. I’ve been buying Califia oat barista for a while now but recently my coffee is tasting terrible and I couldn’t put my finger on it, after trying different types of coffee and milks the conclusion is it is the Califia milk, it’s tastes so salty and horrible with an almost chemical taste. Other drinks I’ve made without the milk are fine so it is most definitely the milk. I managed to get a refund from Amazon for the latest case of my subscription which I bought so that was a bonus but looking at other reviews and even on the Califia website I’m certainly not the only unhappy customer. Why do they have to tamper with things? Why fix it when it wasn’t broken?