Oatmilk, Extra Creamy, 32 Fl. Oz (Pack of 6)

This is my favorite brand of oat milk. But the extra creamy is not always available in the store. And sometimes I run out of oat milk midweek. So I always keep these shelf stable containers on hand for "oat milk emergencies" - ie when I'm craving my moka pot Italian coffee with oat milk. It's somewhat expensive for the amount, but the expiration date is usually pretty far out and I've never had any trouble drinking it before it goes bad. But I also drink a lot of oat milk... So, ymmv. (Sometimes I add a splash of canned full fat coconut milk to the oat milk and coffee. Yum. Don't even need in a sweetener or Splenda.)

I’m allergic to animal milk so having some that I don’t have to drive 15 miles to get is priceless. I love the taste, consistency, and it’s perfect for my homemade chocolate smoothie. If you haven’t tried oat milk, don’t be afraid. It’s SO good! And extra creamy is worth the little extra it costs, but try them and see how you like them. Namaste 🙏

Tastes better than cow milk!

I have the Extra Creamy version. Some use it as creamer, some say dont believe those that say they use it for creamer. How odd. I bought it for use with cereal and for occasional use as... a creamer. It isnt going to "lighten" my ultra dark strong coffee by much, and only if i use a generous amount, but it will mellow it out. I usually prefer my coffee black, but sometimes I want a little something in it. I KNOW that I should instead get an oat milk product formulated to be a "creamer" (added stuff to help lighten the coffee and to provide a cream feel on tongue) but I am ok with a simple "milk" such as this. It does contain sunflower oil (be mindful if avoiding/reducing oils) which lends a creamy mouth feel already. It IS creamier than regular plain oat milk. I am not vegan or vegetarian, but I do lean heavily plant based. I prefer regular cream for my occasional use in coffee, but casein reduces the health benefits of coffee (and tea). So a non dairy creamer is prefered to preserve this affect. Anyway, I like it. Not my all time favorite, but the price is reasonable for 6 pack of shelf stable non dairy milk. Will probably buy it again.

Very thick and good. Makes a decent coffee creamer. It mixes into things well and also makes a good white gravy base!!

I absolutely love Planet Oat extra creamy. It is by far THE best oatmilk I have tried to date and I really recommend it to EVERYONE. However, I can't recommend buying it on Amazon.com for one single reason: Price. At $23.50 it is basically going for DOUBLE the price that you can get it at a grocery store or Costco. Several times, the amazon algo has given me a fair price, however, if you understand how their algo works, it just lowers the price after you haven't purchased it in awhile ie: the longer you wait to rebuy something, they will usually drop the price for you (Amazon does prices by account, not site wide). The algo sees you buy something frequently, it will often increase the price on you until you stop buying it again. So while I love the product, I can't afford to keep buying it on amazon as long as they keep charging over $20 for a six pack of the product in 32oz boxes, when I can get it at a local grocery/costco for $11 - $13 for the same amount. So yes, if they are offering you a fair price, go ahead and buy this product, you won't be disappointed!! It is the best oatmilk I've ever had by farrrrr. Let's see if they allow this review to even go up :D

I'm eliminating dairy to figure out how to be a better person. My gut thanks me. This was a big part of it; and my lattes every day. My coffee counter is my special place. Creativity flourishes. Teas, coffees, lattes, pretty mugs and chunks of demerara in a dish, and all traffic is directed there upon arrival at my house. I still have some milk for my two cats, who seem to be worth keeping it for, until the little one thinks up another devilish stunt ... but switching to the oat milk was quite easy, even though I've been a big fan of dairy and a big milk drinker my whole life, 63 years! I liked the oat better than the soy or almond, and the extra creamy version of the oat milk seems to make the best lattes! Now someone tell me ... do they squeeze the oats with a special machine? Oh, wait ... I'm good. I don't want to know! Carry on!

I found this oat milk to be creamy and tasty, with a nice quality that doesn’t come across as watery. No wateriness. Just needed a good shake for each use. It has a smooth texture and good milk quality, making it great in cereal and just as good for drinking on its own. I’ve also used it in a few recipes, and it holds up well in cooking without separating. The ingredients feel clean and simple, and overall it’s a high-quality option I enjoy keeping on hand.