A lot of oat drinks are designed especially for coffee, so try to replicate the smooth creaminess of full fat dairy milk. If this is what you’re after, make sure to look for a Barista oat milk or one with a fat content similar to whole milk. Foamable

When working out the best oat milks for you, you have to decide on what you’re looking for. For example, is it important to find a high protein milk to help your muscles recover after training? Unlike other non-dairy milk alternatives, oat milk doesn’t have an overpowering taste. This means you can add it to your coffee without it changing the flavour profile too much, similar to dairy. CreamySplitting in hot drinks is probably the most frustrating thing about trying out a new milk alternative. Look out for acidity regulators on the ingredients list as they neutralise the acidity of your tea or coffee and make sure your oat drink stays intact! Natural sweetness Or are you following a vegan diet and therefore the best oat milks for you are ones supplemented with added vitamins and calcium? Moma founder Tom Mercer told The Grocer he had wanted to focus on ensuring the product’s quality before spending on marketing.“For us it has been really important to invest in that quality product, so it tastes really great. It foams really well. The texture is really good.” Oat milk generally is a sustainable product from a greenhouse gas point of view but having the oats grown and sourced in the UK goes that extra step,” he said.

Short answer – yes! Oat milk officially overtook other milk alternatives as the UK’s favourite plant milk in 2020, with use in coffee a key part of that. Lots of oat milks are available in a barista version, like MOMA Barista oat, and are made specifically with coffee in mind. So what makes oat milk so good in coffee? We’ve identified 5 key things that make it a perfect coffee pairing… Neutral taste The brand is also using the campaign to relaunch itself as ‘The Craft Oat Co’, emphasising the company’s heritage, expertise and passion for oats.

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Trendy milk alternatives have taken supermarkets by storm in the past couple of years. Oatly and Alpro, to name a few, have done well in their endeavour to provide the world with a plant-based alternative and even offer up barista oat milk and chocolate oat milk.