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Our product manager would like us to write “it’s an amazing chocolate oat drink” here. But you probably already know we think it’s great, otherwise we wouldn’t have added it to our Oatly lineup. What you think about it, on the other hand, is the big question unless you’ve already tried our chocolate oat drink because then it’s highly likely that you love it as much as we do.* Yes, it’s that delicious. However, the cylindrical packaging is new, and maybe the shape will affect the taste since the drink will go into your mouth at a new angle. But probably not.

Our product manager also wants us to write that it’s enriched with calcium and the vitamins D2, B12 and riboflavin. Which is actually quite reasonable to point out, because it’s probably not that obvious when people think of chocolate drinks. She does have a point there.

No milk, no soy, no whatever. A question of taste but had cold chocolate drink in mind when making the package. If you like it warm we recommend that you heat it outside the package. Free from milk and soy.
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Do you like the drink but want more of it or in a <a href="../../../stuff-we-make/on-the-go/oat-drink-chocolate">3D-rectangular shape</a>? Click on the underlined words in the previous sentence and invisible internet bots will take you to a place to learn more. (Before your hopes get too high, the bots will take you to other chocolate oat drink products on our product page.)

What could be less amazing about a chocolate drink made from oats? Okay, possibly that we have added 3.4 grams of sugar/100 ml. But the rest of the sweetness comes naturally from the oats.

* Pure chance without a statistical survey of how many people like chocolate oat drink.

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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.)
* Depending on when you read this text. Time is relative, after all.
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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

Once upon a time there was a brilliant person who discovered chocolate. Some time later, or possibly earlier, we’re not quite sure, there lived another genius who discovered coffee. At some point, a third Einstein came along, put the two together and created chocolate coffee, or what most people today call mocha. But it wasn’t until May 2018 that the masterminds at our Landskrona oat factory finally created a liquid oat version of mocha and placed it in a sparkling silver container made of recyclable paper for you to enjoy. How lucky are we to be living in such an amazing time, right?

The idea is to drink it cold, but if you want to warm it up you&rsquo;re good too, as long as you pour it out of the carton first.
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*Of the Nutrient Reference Values (NRVs).

Listed in no particular order: 
Ecological - check. 
Plant-based - check. 
Natural flavors - check. 
Sooo good! - check.

Listed in a somewhat more thoughtful order to avoid starting with the least appetizing word of the three:

Sugar for the sake of taste—but less than 2.5% (which is pretty low compared to other mocha lattes out there, but we’re still going to go ahead and put our cards on the table.) - check.

Stabilizer so that some of the ingredients don’t just sit at the bottom - check. (But it’s still a good idea to shake the container a bit before enjoying.)

Acidity regulator so that the mocha and the oat base mingle nicely on your taste buds - check.

Mocha Latte

We have been making this stuff with kids in mind since the 1990s. Everything we have learned about creating a nutritional balance, about keeping kids energy levels up and their bodies full of healthy* things is crammed into this convenient 250 ml package. There is so much wow no cow philosophy and basic common sense in a leakproof, portable, back pocket container that it is easy to forget that it’s just a drink, and not the answer to all of the world’s problems.

Check out&nbsp;<a href="../stuff-we-make/on-the-go/oat-drink-chocolate">Chocolate Oat</a>. Or keep it right here and stay true to the original.
* 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.
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* Natural sugars from oats. 
** Of the Daily Reference Intake.

What’s not amazing when oats and water and salt get to work together without any added sugar? This is the product that has made us famous (well we aren’t really famous yet) because it has a great nutritional balance and contains extra calcium and vitamins, like vitamin D which in Scandinavia is important when the sun doesn’t shine for months on end. And while Johan our Commercial Director doesn’t think it is important to mention that this product is full of betaglucans* because that is more important for older people, betaglucans are just as healthy and cool for kids. It is just that kids don’t know what the word means. But they don’t really understand what nutritional balance or healthy carbs and the perfect doses of protein mean either now do they?

Let&rsquo;s discuss the O word for a second. O as in Organic. This product is not that yet. We are considering using 100% organic oats in this product, but that would mean that we can&rsquo;t add calcium and still call it organic. So let us know what you think&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/Oatly/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.
In the meantime we&rsquo;d just like to say that we use a vegetable based vitamin D2 in this product instead of D3 which has received a little too much hype recently.&nbsp;

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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.

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