Stories
There’s only so many weird and interesting stories we can tell on the side of an Oatly package, so we carved out a little space for updates on the work we’re doing and the issues we care about.
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Long Ago, Horses Were Tractors and Oats Were Gas
It’s about American farming in the early 20th century. Read on, it’ll make sense soon.
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What We Learned at COP 27 (and What We Didn’t)
The food system finally played a key role, but our esteemed Oatly correspondent was left wanting more.
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The U.S.S. Boatly
In the summer of 2022, a Colorado man named Nate had a vision: A boat made out of Oatly cartons. This is his story.
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When an Oat Latte Is Illegal
A barista just had to smuggle oat drink into a coffee competition. It shouldn't be this way.
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Design By Bulent
Meet Bulent Aslan, the London deli owner and genius designer, creating art out of Oatly cartons.
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You Asked for It, We Listened. Here Are Photos of an Oat Mill in Sweden.
Please don’t say we never gave you anything.
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State of Denial
In the ’80s and ’90s, U.S. states overwhelmingly anointed milk as their beverage of choice—even when it didn’t make any sense.
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Least Relevant Comments
Descend deep into social media commentary about meat alternatives at chain restaurants. Find hell.
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Does This Scot Know Oats Best?
Probably. Coinneach MacLeod fell for the humble oat because of its versatility in Scottish cuisine—and because it can spin a good yarn.
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“Shove Your Vegan Burgers Up Your Arse”
And other words of wisdom from my trip to a Forest Green Rovers football game.
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Oatly in Otley
We love Oatly. They love Otley. We met at the 211th Otley Farm Show in West Yorkshire, England. Things got confusing.
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The Tea Report
We heard that OATLY might taste like Satans diarrhea in tea. So we went to investigate this further by asking the tea experts themselves-...