1925 Unsweetened Oat Milk - 32 Ounce (Pack of 6), Vegan

Creamy. Boils well(doesn’t separate,) great taste. Pairs well with cereals-hot or cold, smoothies and doesn’t have that after taste that you can taste with other brands. I, especially, like that I can read all FIVE ingredients! It’s less expensive to purchase on Amazon.com rather than local market. In CT I’ve only found Whole Foods to have in stock but not always available and it’s more expensive.

I’ve been using almond milk for the past few years for coffee and protein shakes but was concerned about the sugar. And I don’t like the taste of almond milk without sweeteners. And I don’t like the added sugar and preservatives in other non dairy milk. So I tried Elmhurst Oat milk recently. It’s great in coffee and shakes. Only three ingredients and no preservatives! This is really a good non dairy alternative!!

Best oatmilk ever! 3 simple ingredients, no complaints.

I have been using this oat milk for several years. It tastes great, is reasonably priced, and doesn't contain unnecessary additives. Supplies in my area have been sporadic, so to ensure I have a supply on hand, I purchased this on Amazon for the first time. Items were packaged well and delivered on time.

The is hands down the best oat milk I've ever had. No gums, no additives, just oats and water. The seller on the other hand... I signed up for monthly delivery of the 6-pak. Month 1 - sent me almond milk instead of oat milk Month 2 - sent me cashew milk instead of oat milk Month 3 - I never received my shipment Month 4 - I FINALLY got my oat milk but the packaging was horrible and all the containers are messed up. EDIT: ONCE AGAIN was sent the wrong item and I am unable to return it. This time it was walnut milk Because it's a "food" I couldn't get a replacement, couldn't get to a person, couldn't get ANYONE to credit me or respond. I need this for the convenience (the whole foods is a bit of a hike for me) so we'll see what happens next month. This seller is an absolute disaster

This Oat Milk is the purest oat milk I have found. I have been consistently using it for two years and would not change a thing. I also like the Barista version occasionally - it is lightly sweetened and has about 2-3 more ingredients to help with the consistency for frothing. The only complaint is the price. Luckily, I have been able to afford this. I like being able to order in bulk. It is a LITTLE cheaper that way. Sometimes, I mix it with regular milk to make it last longer. Might sound weird, but I use oat milk for flavor, not for a complete milk substitute, so this is an option for me. Thank you, Elmhurst, for such a pure and tasteful product!

This is one of only 2 brands we are purchasing at the moment. No unnecessary ingredients, in combination with quality, and low sodium content. It is not cheap, and we have experienced issues with packaging, but aside from that, it really is one of the best alternatives out there.

I've tried every brand of Unsweetened milk from Whole Foods for hot chocolate, coffee, and even some cooking recipes where unsweetened is recommended. I liked the taste better. PS the cap is a prank. If I'm not very careful when shaking it, I’d splatter milk all around my kitchen. Feels like a cleaning job given to a karate kid!

WOW! Yet again, another Impressive drink Elmhurst Unsweetened Oat Milk. Just a darling breath of fresh taste. Honestly, it is so delightfully refreshing and perfectly alone with nothing else in it. Am yet to try it warmed up and can't wait to cozy up on a stormy night with just me and my Oats milky drink, Ahhhh. 🍶 cheers!

I only use this brand because it's the most clean one and the least processed one. No one needs Canola Oil in your Oat Milk. Which they put in the famous brand btw.

This is the only oat milk I can find that isn’t full of additives like oil or sugar and doesn’t have that horrid vanilla-like taste! Excellent, though a bit pricey.

Love the simple ingredients. Less filler in the plant milk.

Bought a pack of 6 and they were missing an oat milk so threw in a dirty beat up almond milk. What the heck