I love it in exactly the two places you mention -- cereal and coffee.

For cooking, gotta stick with the real thing. When I bake for my wife (who has a dairy allergy), rice or coconut are better options, but I still prefer dairy there.

No, I don't like the whole idea of going alternative. Milk has to be from animals not from plants.

Spare a thought for all those poor people who have to milk those oats each day. Its grueling, damaging to the eyes because the teats are so tiny, and they only get $1 a day!

Boycott oat milk now!

Oat milk is creamy deliciousness!

Oat milk tastes like the milk at the bottom of a cereal bowl, and it makes my mouth feel sticky when I'm done.

I can't rembr the brand, but there's a company that makes macadamia creamer, and it's pretty bonkers. Otherwise, I like regular half and half or coconut milk from a can with the water and the cream and fat combined well

Raw milk is what milk is supposed to be. Sweet and delicious. Most people who don’t like milk have never had (real) milk.

There's a coconut milk that I love. I don't like any other brand, but this one uses coconut water instead of filtered water and the result is fantastic.

Is oat milk similar to almond milk?

My friend recommended almond milk 🥛

Oat milk is a milk substitute without the nutrition of milk. It contains antinutrients like seed oils (canola oil, etc). Plus all kinds of extra chemicals, to give it a similar texture. It has almost no protein. Milk is one of the most nutritious foods around.

Why would you drink oat milk? There's lots of things that have been engineered by food scientists to stimulate our taste buds, but are long-term harmful.

This is coming from the perspective of someone who's been carnivore for about 3 months. But even before that, I tried hard to avoid highly processed "new" foods, that our grandparents would have ever heard of.