NOW Foods, Organic Oat Milk Powder, Dairy and Soy Free, No Sugar Added, Vegan, NGMO, Gluten Free, 12 Ounce

Oat milk is my favorite of the plant milks. I have been making it from oats for a while, it's quite easy but takes some time. Then I found this handy powdered oat milk. It's tasty - slightly sweet but still fairly neutral in flavor, so it's also suitable for cooking. I use a stick blender to mix it, and there are no clumps or gritty texture. It seems to keep well for a few days in the refrigerator. I'll keep buying it.

I’m constantly trying to find a non dairy milk without the gums and other additives. But also an affordable option! It isn’t easy. This powder is dairy free, no additives no gums or any other ingredient except oat powder. It is a little too sweet for my taste but only because oatmeal naturally has a high sugar content. Wish I could find a reasonably priced almond powder because it is not sweet and it also foams nicely. Simply Almond is great but hard to find. It sells for $9 for 12 ounces locally at a coop near me which is fairly high priced considering it takes 3 tbsp per cup water. $15 is exorbitant. Hopefully the food science labs will figure out how to make these kinds of things for much less despite high supply and demand.

Wow... I usually don't leave bad reviews but this oat powder is TERRIBLE (tho I've never tried other oat powder, so I have nothing to compare it to). I put the oat powder in my hot coffee, and I expected it to just dissolve and melt and disappear.... But instead, it literally turned into SLUDGE!!!! Like grainy PEANUT BUTTER consistency... Chunks EVERYWHERE.... I tried making my coffee hotter thinking that that would help it dissolve but the chunks wouldnt melt/dissolve. I then started taking a spoon to the chunks and tried to smash the clumps/chunks of peanut-butter-like sludge... I spent over 10 minutes trying to smash all the pieces... But in the end it was so bad that I had to THROW AWAY my entire coffee 🤢🤮 it was inedible... Not only did it not dissolve and turned into chunks, but the taste was DISGUSTING! 🤢🤮 I use oatmilk (not powder) every single day-- I'm a barista ☕ and I love the taste of oat milk. But this... This was terrible.. I couldn't drink it 🤢🤮 I will be throwing the entire bag away 😭 I hate wasting things, but this is not edible...

I'm looking for an alternative to sweeteners in tea so I tried this. First I tried it with coffee added directly as powder, a tiny shake at a time, and it was lumpy but slowly blended after smashing the lumps. Tasted slightly grainy. Takes a long time to get it mixed. If you mix a few tablespoons of this with boiling water and shake the sh-- out of it in a jar it will become smooth oat milk. I put that in tea and it worked fine. Tastes and smells like oats and not especially sweet but you lose the taste of the tea itself. Probably not the best sweetener alternative but a good milk replacement if mixed ahead of time and you like oats.

Very good.

This product met my expectations for using powdered oat milk -- it blended up in water well, it was very convenient, and it allowed me to have oat milk on demand. However, I didn't care for the taste. I would have been fine with having it taste like oat milk products that I have used that have to be refrigerated; that is, mostly neutral but with a mild taste, but this had a bad taste, in my opinion.

I use this when baking in place of milk powder (English muffins, pretzel buns, etc...). It's a perfect 1:1 replacement by volume, not weight. I ad previously tried rice milk powder, and it made everything taste too sweet, but this product works perfectly, without negatively affecting the flavor.

Taste is off. Not same as oat milk at all. So bad couldnt use it. Maybe it's just me and someone else wouldn't have the same experience.