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Milk alternatives
Quote from Guest on January 9, 2019, 6:10 am
I just wondered what milk's people were using instead of cows milk and soy milk.
I have just got some oat milk this week after emailing the company to make sure they didn't fortify it with Vitamin A. I actually quite like it - goes really well in coffee as well.
I just wondered what milk's people were using instead of cows milk and soy milk.
I have just got some oat milk this week after emailing the company to make sure they didn't fortify it with Vitamin A. I actually quite like it - goes really well in coffee as well.
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Orion on January 9, 2019, 6:26 am
I use non-fortified coconut milk.
I use non-fortified coconut milk.
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Quote from Guest on January 9, 2019, 6:42 am
Coconut water or just water. I am hardcore like this lol
Coconut water or just water. I am hardcore like this lol
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Quote from Guest on January 9, 2019, 7:01 am
Quote from Orion on January 9, 2019, 6:26 am
I use non-fortified coconut milk.
I’ve used coconut milk when I need a milk substitute in recipes (like pancakes).
What is the brand oat milk? I’d like to try it if possible. Thanks Bella
Quote from Orion on January 9, 2019, 6:26 am
I use non-fortified coconut milk.
I’ve used coconut milk when I need a milk substitute in recipes (like pancakes).
What is the brand oat milk? I’d like to try it if possible. Thanks Bella
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Quote from Guest on January 9, 2019, 3:07 pm
Hi Bella,
The brand is 'Oatly'. I'm in the UK, not sure if it's a UK only brand.
It's honestly the closest consistency to cow's milk of anything I've tried. I am tempted to try their 'cream'.
Hi Bella,
The brand is 'Oatly'. I'm in the UK, not sure if it's a UK only brand.
It's honestly the closest consistency to cow's milk of anything I've tried. I am tempted to try their 'cream'.
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Quote from Guest on January 9, 2019, 3:50 pm
Thank you. Bella
Thank you. Bella
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Liz on January 9, 2019, 10:46 pm
Organic non-fortified oat drink (Oatly) which is pretty blend so I used ut for pancakes and such. I like the non-organic better because it is creamier (due to added oils) but they are all fortified in my country. I am/was a huge milk fan so no substitute is good enough, but oatmilk is the least horrible solution (and the cleanest too: water, oats, salt)
Organic non-fortified oat drink (Oatly) which is pretty blend so I used ut for pancakes and such. I like the non-organic better because it is creamier (due to added oils) but they are all fortified in my country. I am/was a huge milk fan so no substitute is good enough, but oatmilk is the least horrible solution (and the cleanest too: water, oats, salt)
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Quote from Guest on January 10, 2019, 3:02 am
Quote from Liz on January 9, 2019, 10:46 pm
Organic non-fortified oat drink (Oatly) which is pretty blend so I used ut for pancakes and such. I like the non-organic better because it is creamier (due to added oils) but they are all fortified in my country. I am/was a huge milk fan so no substitute is good enough, but oatmilk is the least horrible solution (and the cleanest too: water, oats, salt)
I avoided oatly specifically because of the added canola oil, thanks for informing me about the organic version 🙂
Quote from Liz on January 9, 2019, 10:46 pm
Organic non-fortified oat drink (Oatly) which is pretty blend so I used ut for pancakes and such. I like the non-organic better because it is creamier (due to added oils) but they are all fortified in my country. I am/was a huge milk fan so no substitute is good enough, but oatmilk is the least horrible solution (and the cleanest too: water, oats, salt)
I avoided oatly specifically because of the added canola oil, thanks for informing me about the organic version 🙂
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Quote from Guest on January 10, 2019, 7:34 am
I found an oat milk on Amazon that is made in Canada called Elmhurst Milked Oats. It appears no vitamin A is added but I’ve emailed the company to verify.
Bella
I found an oat milk on Amazon that is made in Canada called Elmhurst Milked Oats. It appears no vitamin A is added but I’ve emailed the company to verify.
Bella
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Quote from Guest on January 10, 2019, 3:02 am
Quote from Liz on January 9, 2019, 10:46 pm
Organic non-fortified oat drink (Oatly) which is pretty blend so I used ut for pancakes and such. I like the non-organic better because it is creamier (due to added oils) but they are all fortified in my country. I am/was a huge milk fan so no substitute is good enough, but oatmilk is the least horrible solution (and the cleanest too: water, oats, salt)
I avoided oatly specifically because of the added canola oil, thanks for informing me about the organic version 
Whats the problem with Canola oil? Sorry, i'm new to this whole thing so still learning.
Quote from Guest on January 10, 2019, 3:02 am
Quote from Liz on January 9, 2019, 10:46 pm
Organic non-fortified oat drink (Oatly) which is pretty blend so I used ut for pancakes and such. I like the non-organic better because it is creamier (due to added oils) but they are all fortified in my country. I am/was a huge milk fan so no substitute is good enough, but oatmilk is the least horrible solution (and the cleanest too: water, oats, salt)
I avoided oatly specifically because of the added canola oil, thanks for informing me about the organic version
Whats the problem with Canola oil? Sorry, i'm new to this whole thing so still learning.
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