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Are you sitting down? We now make something called Oat Drink Skinny, which is huge news if the idea of making a thoughtful choice for the planet by swapping skimmed cow’s milk for skinny oat drink sounds like something you’d like to do. Pour it in a glass and sip away while listening to Mozart and looking out a window at flowers or maybe some swans, or gulp it while watching a monster truck rally. Don’t get caught up in the details. The point is, you now have a delicious dairy-free, soy-free, vegan, 0.5% fat option in your life. Like all our drinks, it’s made from oats, a pinch of salt, water and so forth. In other words, good stuff.

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No milk, no soy, no way. Totally cool for both vegans and non-vegans. This product is fresh, so keep it that way, in the fridge.
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Let’s start with how it tastes. Yes, that is amazing, especially when you consider the next amazing thing: no added fat. Enjoy it as a drink, on your cereal, in your coffee, in your tea, in your smoothie. But the most amazing part might be that you can drink Oat Drink Skinny during the week, then polish off a few bags of chips on the weekend and still get that “if you add it up the overall fat intake is alright” feeling. Or, the most amazing part could also be that it contains beta-glucans* (big, scientific word for soluble fiber) and is enriched with both calcium and vitamins. We clearly think everything about it is amazing so we’ll let you wrestle with the final decision on the amazingness hierarchy of product benefits, if that’s okay with you.

We have to be honest. The color is not great. It's pretty much municipal-office-building-from-the-seventies gray. That’s because of its low fat content (higher fat equals whiter oat drink). It also contains an acidity regulator so it will perform well in coffee and tea. We’d rather have added something that sounds cozier (like a summer breeze), but we had to let that go.

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So only the best is good enough, huh? Then drinking Oat drink Whole is for you. It’s the obvious choice when you want to swap whole cow’s milk for something good for the planet. If you use this super delicious oat drink when you bake, your muffins, cakes and breads will come out so moist that it may not even bother you when people use the word “moist”. This product is also really great in coffee. It swims around the cup so naturally, like a dolphin in the ocean that just escaped from a zoo. (Okay, apologies if that was that a bit over-the-top, but you get the idea.) What’s in it? Oats, water, a pinch of salt and rapeseed oil — all smoother than a velvet sofa.

Doesn&rsquo;t contain milk, soy, rice or nuts. Totally cool for both vegans and non-vegans. Anna says it is just about perfect.
*Replacing saturated fats with unsaturated fats in your daily diet contributes to maintaining a recommended cholesterol level.
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100% luxurious flavour. It does not taste like diamonds or anything, but it’s perfectly creamy without the saturated fats you usually get when you drink something creamy. Actually, Oat drink Whole has lots of healthy unsaturated fat*. So if you do not have a yacht, but still want to flaunt your luxurious lifestyle, you can brag about the nice, fat oat drink you're gulping.

To make it work really great in coffee, we’ve added an acidity regulator. Yes, we’re aware that doesn’t sound super fun. But the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, we promise.

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Of course, describing the taste of your own product as &lsquo;magic&rsquo; is just lazy writing. But before you judge the writer too hard, please know that for this product we don&rsquo;t use the same production process involving the breaking down of starch into natural sugars, that we use for our other oat drinks, making it a product that contains no sugar. Instead, when you gulp some of this freshly made oat drink, your body turns the carbohydrates into sugars. Yeah, that is just the basic biology of how all oats work in the human digestive system, but now that it has been explained, maybe the description of the less sugary taste as &lsquo;magic&rsquo; and your body as &lsquo;the magician&rsquo; has totally won you over to the writer&rsquo;s side. Maybe not. &nbsp;

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That thing we told you about your body turning the starch into sugar, that goes for all oat drinks claiming to have no, zero or less sugar. When carbohydrates enter your body, they are broken down into sugars but don&rsquo;t worry, this is totally normal and happens to all food containing natural starch.
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* Natural sugars from oats. 
** Of the Daily Reference Intake.

All that money you saved for wizard school can now be used for something else! (Yeah, still going with the magic thing.) You can have Oat Drink &ldquo;No&rdquo; Sugars in your coffee, tea or on its own, cook or bake with it or use it in any way you would have used cow&rsquo;s milk when that was a thing people did. It has fiber, vitamins, and calcium to complement your meal, and you can store it in your fridge for 75 days before opening. No dairy, no soy, no nuts, &ldquo;no&rdquo; sugar and yes, amazing taste.

To make it perform great in coffee and cooking, we&rsquo;ve added an acidity regulator. Not everyone likes acidity regulators but we think the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages. We would never put anything in our products that isn&rsquo;t absolutely necessary or absolutely approved for consumption.

Oat Drink "No" Sugars

Can you ever have too much chocolate? Clearly, that was a rhetorical question since everyone knows the answer is “no way!” And this is where our Oat Drink Chocolate Deluxe comes into the picture, or rather, into the fridge because that's where you find it. The name might indicate a certain hubris on the part of our product developers, but once you’ve tasted it you’ll understand. It’s creamier in the way whole cow’s milk is creamier than the other cow’s milks—but this one is vegan of course. It also has more (UTZ-certified) cocoa and less sugar compared to our other chocolate oat drinks. And it’s not like you have to be a chocolate drink sommelier to notice the difference. Or maybe that would help. Okay, if you’re up for a DIY taste test, you can find our other chocolate oat drink <a href="https://www.oatly.com/int/products/oat-drink-chocolate">here</a>, then once you pull together your taste test protocol since you’ll want to keep everything super legitimate, you can get started. Cheers!

Store in a fridge. If you do not like chocolate, may we suggest our <a href="../../../stuff-we-make/chilled-oat-drink/oat-drink-whole">Oat Drink Whole</a> which has everything Oat Drink Chocolate Deluxe has, except for a dynamite name and you know, chocolate.
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*Of the Nutrient Reference Values (NRVs).

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.

The sugar (3%) that we have added for the sake of taste may be less amazing if you think sugar is the root of all evil.

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Do you want to get rid of the semi-cows in your life? Here's the answer: a 1.5% oat drink that’s a good choice for the planet. It’s called Oat drink Semi and it can be poured on oatmeal, on corn flakes, in smoothies, gulped straight from the carton when nobody’s watching, or maybe when somebody is watching, whatever, it’s totally up to you. But now for the big news ... * drum roll * ... it performs amazingly well in coffee! Say goodbye to lumps, sorrows and trouble. And this may be old news for everyone who knows our products but it’s made from really nice stuff like oats, water, rapeseed oil and a pinch of salt.

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It is creamy and has a smooth, subtle taste. But above all, it is perfect for people who don’t like extremes. Do you say things like "that's just fine" and often strive to find a “middle road"? Well, then this product is for you. It’s customized for the Swedish temperament, really.

Yes, to make it work in coffee and tea, we've had to add an acidity regulator (it doesn’t sound super cool, we know, but it's absolutely harmless). Like Tuesdays, it’s a necessary evil.

Oat Drink Semi

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