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Our oat base is just oats and water. But it&rsquo;s what we do with those oats and that water that makes Oatly so special.

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This is our oat drink in ambient packaging so that you can store it at room temp. It is a great go-to product for just about everything and is loaded with a nutritional balance (protein, carbs, fiber and healthy fat* in a nice amount of each) that would make other drinks exceptionally jealous but since it is made of oats and oats are incredibly humble, well then jealousy is not an issue. When should you use it? Whenever you would use old-school milk from cows—chilled in a glass, for cooking or baking—in exactly the same amounts.

Oat base (water, oats 10%), rapeseed oil, calcium carbonate, calcium phosphates, salt, vitamins (D2, riboflavin,&nbsp;B12), potassium iodide.

Doesn&rsquo;t contain milk or&nbsp;soy. Anna says it is just about perfect.
* Replacing saturated fats with unsaturated fats in your daily diet contributes to maintaining a recommended cholesterol level.
** Betaglucans are good for the heart. As a part of a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle, they contribute to maintaining normal cholesterol levels in your blood. One 250 ml glass of Oatly provides a third (1 g) of the daily requirement of betaglucan.
More questions? Try our <a href="https://forum.uk.oatly.com/org/oatly-mddf/">FAQ!</a>

What’s not amazing? It’s a pretty optimal option for everyday use because it has been enriched with vitamins (D, riboflavin, B12) and calcium and includes 1.5% fat from rapeseed and oats. There is no added sugar whatsoever. Instead, we have made sure that the beta-glucans** in this one are strong and handsome and, as usual, great for your heart.

At first, there was text here that said that this particular product could actually be made organic and in our humble opinion that would make it better but if we did that, we&nbsp;wouldn’t be able to add calcium and vitamins and still label it organic (only milk manufacturers can do that because they get special treatment). But then Anna pointed out to me that we can’t write that because as a company we haven’t officially decided whether or not organic is better and that for now we want to give people the option to choose. I replied that in that case, I don’t have anything to write here and she said that I shouldn’t write anything because there is nothing to question whatsoever about this product. Of course she’s right, but then again she is always right. If you’d also like to ask Anna a question where you need the right answer you can contact her&nbsp;<a href="mailto:Anna.Persson@oatly.com">here</a>.

(And just to make sure that nobody thought that the writer is using his usual sarcastic tone to get even with Anna for cutting his favorite lines of copy, I can assure you that is not the case. Without Anna, the copy on this website would be much less relevant and you much more confused. And for that I personally thank you, Anna.)

So you are a barista? Perfect. This carton of barista edition oat drink is based on liquid oats which means it isn’t overly sweet or excessively heavy. What it is, is fully foamable putting you in total control over the density and performance of your foam so you can showcase your latte art skillz, sorry we mean skills. Anyway, give it a try and see what you think. We are here for you from now on, whenever you are ready. So you are a non-barista? Also perfect. Just heat this barista edition oat drink in a container while giving it a whirl until it foams up nicely and then pour yourself a latte without milk. And if you don’t feel like a latte you will be happy to know that this product tastes just as amazing if you drink it straight or pour it on your granola or put it to work with your cooking skills. But let’s keep that to us non-baristas, okay?

Barista Edition UK

Water,&nbsp;oats&nbsp;10%, rapeseed oil, acidity regulator (dipotassium phosphate), calcium carbonate,&nbsp;salt, vitamins (D2, riboflavin,&nbsp;B12), potassium iodide.

Barista edition for the pros. Barista edition for the non-pros too. Foamable, no make that micro-foamable. Secret: warm it, foam it and drink it straight. Trust me.
Bonus info:&nbsp; Potassium 222 mg (11%**) Phosphorus 110 mg (16%**)
**Of the Nutrient Reference Values (NRVs).
More questions? Try our <a href="https://forum.uk.oatly.com/org/oatly-mddf/">FAQ!</a>

This is our super premium product that tastes amazing without doing a thing to it, but performs technically beautifully when foamed. Or if you are the kind of person who likes to add a splash of milk to your deep dark brew, this product can handle that as well without wimping out and separating. Any tea drinkers in the house? You probably won’t want to turn your tea into a foam party but don’t want any separation either. You are good from now on. The secret to this product? It’s rich in unsaturated fat and if you want to know what that means read the * below.

In order to make this product perform to the professional expectations of baristas, we have used an acidity regulator. But one thing you can be sure of is that there is nothing in this product that isn’t absolutely necessary or absolutely approved for consumption. Everything is plant-based and sustainable.

Oat Drink Barista Edition

This product is as good as it gets. Water, organic oats and a little bit of sea salt for flavor. That’s it. Then this product is packaged in a process that allows it to be stored without refrigeration. That means you can take it to the summer cottage and store it in the hall and then pop it into the fridge to chill before using. If you are familiar with our other products we recommend that you try this one. It has the potential to win some shelf space in your home.

Oat base (water,&nbsp;oats* 10%), sea salt.

* Organic ingredient.

Free from lactose, milk protein and soya.

Store unopened packages in room temperature. Once opened, keep cool at max 8&ordm; C. If the sun is shining outside, you should get out there and enjoy it.
* Betaglucans are good for the heart. As a part of a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle, they contribute to maintaining normal cholesterol levels in your blood. One 250 ml glass of Oatly provides a third (1 g) of the daily requirement of betaglucan.
More questions? Try our <a href="https://forum.uk.oatly.com/org/oatly-mddf/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">FAQ</a>!

It’s all in the oats. 100% organic oats that are grown in clean soil and spend the summer getting rained on to grow strong. It’s vegan approved, contains no added sugar whatsoever and is full of that big scientific word betaglucans* which are great for your heart.

If you are the kind of consumer who pays a lot of attention to the details, you might compare the back of all of our packages and come up with a theory that this particular product doesn’t have all the vitamins and extra calcium that our enriched products do. Of course it doesn’t. We are not allowed to enrich an organic product and still label it organic but if you think about it you can also choose an enriched product if that is more important for you.

Oat Drink Organic

When we say Vanilla, we don&rsquo;t mean boring. We mean anything but boring, even if it is vanilla. That&rsquo;s because it has all the goodness of our oat drinks but tastes of vanilla. Oat power, fibre and with a hint of sustainability all hidden behind a vanilla exterior. Did we mention it&rsquo;s vanilla? But, don&rsquo;t take our word for it&hellip;actually, take our word for it. It&rsquo;s great. Try it!

Oat Drink Vanilla 

Water, oats 12%, sugar, rapeseed oil, minerals (calcium carbonate, calcium phosphates, potassium iodide), natural flavouring, salt, vitamins (D2, riboflavin, B12).

More questions? Try our <a href="https://forum.uk.oatly.com/org/oatly-mddf/">FAQ!</a>

*Of which 4 g natural sugars from oats.

It's creamy and has a thick texture. With healthy fats from rapeseed oil (unsaturated) (had to say that in these parenthesis) (not sure why) (why do people do this anyway)(?). It contains calcium, vitamin D2 and vitamin B12 which is a vitamin involved with the metabolism of every cell in the human body so, if it was a person, it would be a VIP probably. If vitamins could be people. Also it has&hellip; drum roll please, not a guitar roll or a keyboard roll or a glockenspiel roll (it just doesn&rsquo;t have the same tension)(stop writing in these things)(ok)&hellip; the climate footprint is on the front of the pack so you know exactly how much CO2 it took to make this. Why don&rsquo;t other people do this?

We would prefer to use Agave syrup but it became too expensive so we use regular sugar instead. Which isn&rsquo;t a problem unless you live for Agave syrup then we can only apologise to the Agave lovers. For the same reason, we would still like to use natural vanilla flavouring but we had to use natural flavouring instead which actually gave it an improved vanilla taste profile (so that&rsquo;s amazing then)(yes)(we talked about these things already) (ok,ok).&nbsp;

Oat Drink Vanilla

Every kid’s favorite: chocolate milk — except there’s no milk! Our chocolate oat drink is full of oats instead and these oats contain protein and carbs and fibers and some healthy fat. And if that’s not enough we have enriched it with calcium and vitamins so the more you drink the healthier you grow. We probably can’t literally promise that legally, but you know what we mean.&nbsp;

Here’s a random idea I tried the other day and it was great. Shake the carton well and then pour it over your morning bowl of muesli. Crazy good. Or do what grandma used to do and heat it up for the thermos and walk across a frozen lake or something romantically Nordic like that.

Oat base (water,&nbsp;oats&nbsp;10%), sugar 3,5%, cocoa powder 1%, rapeseed oil, 
calcium carbonate, calcium phosphates, salt, flavouring, vitamins (D2, riboflavin,&nbsp;B12), potassium iodide.

No milk, no soy, no whatever. Stays fresh in the refrigerator for at least 5 days after opening. Made with our vegan and vegetarian friends in mind. Performs great at birthday parties and while hanging out on the sofa. It&rsquo;s CHO-CO-LATE!
More questions? Try our <a href="https://forum.uk.oatly.com/org/oatly-mddf/">FAQ!</a>

The cocoa that we source for this chocolate delight is certified by the Cocoa Horizon Foundation. This ensures that it is 100% sustainably sourced and helping to create a brighter future for cocoa farmers by improving their livelihoods and empowering them by advancing sustainable activities and supporting cocoa farm innovation. Those extra vitamins (D2, Riboflavin and B12) and calcium mean that you can guzzle the stuff all afternoon. That’s why we put it in a 1&nbsp;liter packaging.

If you check the ingredients list you will find that we have added some sugar to this product, but only 3,5 g per 100 ml (3,5%). The rest of the sugar is found naturally in oats. We also add aromas for the simple reason that they make this product taste great.

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