Oatbedient 10 oz Oat Milk Powder, 12 Sachets, Non-Dairy Milk Powder, NGMO, Vegan, No Preservatives, Lactose Free Milk

This dry oat milk product is delicious. It's meant to be enjoyed hot, like hot cocoa, so it's different than traditional grocery store oat milk. It's got a slightly thicker, creamier texture than standard oat milk, and is more similar to a thin oatmeal, with bit of oats and chia seeds present. I find the texture very pleasant. It's easy to mix; I just pour it into a mug and add boiling water. Its very useful as a before-bed drink, or a mix-in for my coffee. Relative to its value, it's comparable to other hot breakfast beverages. I will certainly buy this again, and I would highly recommend it!

I guess that this isn't what I was expecting. I was expecting basically just a powder that you add milk to give you simply oat milk. I didn't expect the oat milk to have ✨texture✨. I actually liked it more than I expected. The taste is very much reminiscent of oatmeal. It's got a slight sweetness to it. I did like the taste overall. Now the consistency is what I was concerned about not liking, but I didn't end up disliking it like I expected. It's got actual oats and chia seeds in it, giving it a lumpy texture, though I found most of this at the bottom of the cup getting to the end of the drink. So overall I found the consistency okay.Following the directions, I found the preparation easy.About half way through I added some Ovaltine to the rest and wow did I really enjoy that! It reminded me of cocoa wheats breakfast that my mom made us occasionally as kids. I think I will use them this way during my nighttime pumping sessions as a little snack. The oats might be good for my milk production too!

The idea behind this is good - easy, portable, on the go oat milk! I'm not sure how I feel about the actual product tho... This one is a little chunky-lumpy due to oats and chia seeds. SO, kind of weird to drink it by itself or in coffee, etc. This is best used in cereal, smoothies, something where it's mixed into other things to hide the chunks.The flavor is like other oat milks. I just don't love the chia and oat addition to it as it makes it chunky and limits how you can use it. (Unless you like chunks in your drinks...)

My kiddo has a dairy allergy, so we do almost all of our eating at home and I do the cooking from scratch. This has been an awesome addition to my dairy-free arsenal. Creamy pasta sauces have been some of the hardest dishes to recreate / substitute for and I have been nailing them since I started using this instant oat milk powder. I like that I can add the creaminess without adding additional liquid.The label on the listing states that there is 58g of sugar in this, but the actual box I received states that it is really only 8g of sugar, with 5g being added sugars.I received my order in March of 2025, but the manufacture date was back in April 2024. The best before date is July 2025, so I still have some time to use these, but I would have appreciated having received a fresher product so that I could have added a few packs to my emergency food supply kit.

I have a bit of a mixed feelings on this. The flavor, and convenience is amazing! It is yummy, easy to make, and actually pretty filling. It makes for a great snack when you want to have a full belly but don't really want to eat. However it isn't quite a beverage either? It is chunky/lumpy to be a drink. The chia seeds are great for nutrition and the oatmeal at the end is yummy. But it isn't exactly a drink, and it isn't exactly a food either.

This oat milk powder has rather specific uses, because the chia seeds make it weird to add to coffee or other drinks. However, it’s great for making chia seed pudding, and much more convenient than other milk options.

I am not crazy about the taste of this oatmilk product. I guess if I add vanilla extract and sugar it would probably taste better, and maybe could serve as a backup non-dairy milk product if we ran out unexpectedly. And it does have the chia seeds, but I keep plenty of dry chia seeds on hand so that doesn't really do it for me.Speaking honestly, the flavor alone leaves me wanting to rate this product 2-3 stars. It's just not tasty at all. And there's almost no protein (3 grams) in here. (I typically use TJ's Soy Beverage which has about 9 grams per serving, and make overnight oats with that.)Looking at the macronutrient profile, this has 4 grams of fat...ok. 25 grams of carbs, a whopping 58 grams of sugars, and only 3 grams of protein. I am copying that from the nutrition label, but I have no idea how it can have 58 grams of sugars and 25 grams of carbs....not good in any case.Because it's vegan and has the chia seeds, I've rated the product 4 stars. If I find a good, healthy use for this, I will upgrade my rating. But based on the macronutrient profile and the flavor, it's really more like a 2-3 star product.

I've been using these for weekend smoothies, substituting out traditional milk for this much less calorie intense option. The texture is going to be different than a smooth milk due to the inclusion of chia seeds. That said, they are the perfect supplement for smoothies as I'm the only person in the household who doesn't drink traditional milk and it always goes bad if bought just for me. Because these have shelf life, are so packable, and convenient to use, I'm loving them. The taste is like traditionally oat milk, and I think they are a great value considering how functional and practical they are. Definitely recommend.