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Out of nowhere, a pair of super-shiny cans tumbled into the Oatly lineup. What’s going on? Should we start styling the hair of little dogs and sell our own jewelry now too or what? Well, not yet. This super-new* product, Cold Brew Latte a.k.a. cold brewed coffee with oat drink, requires a startling color on its package, something that will alert thirsty coffee lovers to its amazing contents. Wait, is silver a color? Maybe it’s more of a material. But it’s the color we’re talking about here, not the material. Anywho. It’s in a gulp-friendly on-the-go package and has about the same amount of caffeine as a large (or grande if you really must) cup of black coffee. And the rest you can read to the right.

Can be stored at room temperature but is best served chilled. (Hence the name &rdquo;Cold Brew&rdquo; but sometimes a company should state the obvious on their website just to make their attorney&rsquo;s day a little brighter.)
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*Natural sugars from oats (3,95 g or 3,8%). 
**of daily reference intake

High caffeine content, 2.5% added sugar, rich in unsaturated fat and yes, 100% cool for our vegan friends. If you like the idea of a latte in a shiny container but you're more in the mood for a matcha latte instead,&nbsp;<a href="../../../stuff-we-make/on-the-go/matcha-latte" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here's</a>&nbsp;what you're looking for. What a coincidence!

If you like the idea of a latte in a shiny, tall can but not the cold brew or the matcha kind, we're sorry to say we have no more latte on-the-go oat drinks available at the moment. But you could always brew your own coffee and pour in a splash of warm Barista Edition and you’d basically have a café au lait. Then just pour it into a thermos to make it on-the-go. Just a little tip.

Cold Brew Latte

The plant-based trinity of coffee, cocoa, and oats in a ready-to-go portable container suitably labeled Mocha Latte.

Oatly Organic Mocha Latte 235 ml

*Of the Nutrient Reference Values (NRVs).

It&rsquo;s made to drink cold but if you pour the Mocha Latte in a glass or a cup you can microwave it warm if you&rsquo;re so inclined. It fits nicely in your handbag and can be stored in room temperature for a long time until you are ready for a coffee and chocolate drink.

If you just typed &ldquo;How to make a great tasting Mochaccino at home&rdquo; into your search engine and ended up here it&rsquo;s because our Mocha latte is the same thing but made with oats and all you have to do is walk to the fridge, take it out, open it, and there you are.&nbsp;

Mocha Latte

Okay kids, you probably aren’t reading this because you are busy running around playing hockey or studying chess moves or climbing trees or building an intergalactic transporter but this little box has the potential to make your parents’ lives a lot easier. Why? Because you’ll drink it in huge gulps and they will love the fact that you are drinking something&nbsp;that is both cool and not full of carbonated sugar water.&nbsp;There’s no milk in it and no soy either. And no nuts if you are allergic to that, just natural carbs, strong fibers and other cool stuff. Now your parents can leave the “juice” boxes where they belong — on the supermarket shelves with all the other sugar waters of the carbonated and non-carbonated variety.

No milk, no soy, and no nuts. Stays fresh in the refrigerator for at least 5 days after opening. Chuggable, if you don&rsquo;t use the straw.
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* 3,5 g of the sugars is added sugar. The remainder is natural sugars from oats. 
** Of the Daily Reference Intake.

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.&nbsp;Don&rsquo;t worry we make it in a&nbsp;<a href="../../../stuff-we-make/oat-drink/oat-drink-chocolate">1 liter package</a>&nbsp;as well.

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 embedded in the oats. We also add aromas for the simple reason that they make this product taste great, which if you think about it for a second is a pretty logical idea.

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A portable latte made with coffee and creamy oat drink so you can have an Italian styled Swedish fika wherever you are.

Oatly Organic Caffé Latte 235 ml

A strong coffee with smooth creamy foam on top that patiently will wait in your fanny pack until the desire for a nice brew hits.

Mixing dark roasted coffee beans and oat drink used to be unheard of until not that long ago and today it seems like the most natural choice of any coffee lover. So, for those times when you end up needing coffee where there is none to be found, you can become everybody&rsquo;s favorite friend by pulling one of these little tube-shaped drinks from your stash like an always prepared whatever-scout.

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Latest from London! Super trendy! Everybody drinks it! Okay, we may be a few hundred years late to the matcha green tea party. The Japanese have been drinking it since the 1400s, but then a trend-scouting-influencer-person from the Western world found it and introduced it as something new and fresh and trendy. And we are totally happy the trend-scouting-influencer-person did because we like matcha, but no one wants to take credit away from the Japanese and say, “Hello, we’re bringing you something new!” just because it’s a bit new here. So how about this…Now there’s a matcha latte in our range of liquid oat products and it’s great. And vegan. And organic.

You can store it outside the fridge. It&rsquo;s 100% milk free, just in case you had any doubts after reading the "Maybe a little less amazing" section.
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If you google matcha, so many nice words come up. Not to say they’re all completely untrue but like most things on the internet, we probably can’t believe them all. Anyway, a Google, Bing or Yahoo search is&nbsp;free for you to use if you feel like reading all the nice words about matcha.

What we can tell you for sure is that our Matcha Latte is not super sweet. Its balanced sweetness comes naturally from the oats and also from 2% organic agave syrup. And the nice, creamy texture comes from 2,8% fat, of which 2,6% is unsaturated.

... is the confusion that may arise around the word "latte."&nbsp;When you order a latte at a coffee shop you usually have to say "oat"&nbsp;or maybe "soy"&nbsp;before it, otherwise you will most likely get a milk latte. So we think it’s time that more non-milk lattes are being produced. And maybe someday the word latte won’t be tied to milk at all. Anyway, regarding this Matcha Latte, we are pretty sure that we don’t need to remind you that we exclusively make non-milk, 100% plant-based products.

Matcha Latte

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