Oatly Reviews 117

Oatly gets no stars from me! it will be a star for attention only! I recently bought an unopened package from the store, opened it and drank it and it tasted awful so I poured it down the sink, it was lumpy! can someone explain to me what has happened when the expiry date was 2025? stop producing crap for god's sake!

Possibly one of the worst oat drinks out there...

Im vegan (let's get that out of the way) and regularly try different oat drinks. Oatly is a premium price brand but it's got to be the worst there is.

It's watery. Extremely thin, has zero taste and makes your drinks look disgusting. You can shake it as much as you like (several minutes) and it's still like water.

Stay away from this expensive brand, their products have zero substance and are by far the worst of the oat drink brands.

i've found Oatly's Whole Milk to be the best non-dairy milk available in the UK -- (Oatley Semi is ok - i don't enjoy their other milks) -- one star knocked off because of recent introduction of non-detachable caps, which interferes with pouring

Not healthy but, man, it tastes so good! I like it even more than dairy milk

This is poison. I spent the whole morning vomiting my breakfast made with this garbage. Never again. I recommend everyone to stay away from this company and buy nothing from them. This is an absolute scam and very dangerous for public health. You should all be in jail.

My friend wanted chocolate milk and it was terrible. How do you ruin it no wonder it’s 80p I recommend you don’t buy and that the owners kill themselves with all due respect.

The worst bottle what they decided to use. When you try to open it all the milk is going out of the bottle.

Bought this thinking it was healthy. Scanned it with my Yuka app and got a'Poor' result. Turns out its not good for you at all and contains Dippotassium Phosphate. Has a negative effect on kidneys, disrupts calcium metabolism and a host of other things. I want my money back.

I could not believe this brand is going downhill so fast with their products and is still able to increase their share price on the market.

I've always embraced the idea to live more healthily and more environmental-friendly, so I substitute my milk with oat milk for my cup of tea most days. This week, when i opened a fresh bottle, shook it, and then poured it in my tea, I saw basically just water coming out. I thought it might be my fault not properly shaking it, and the sediments are still at the bottom. So I poured some tea away, repeated the shaking more rigorously and added more oat milk from it. And it is still barely having any colour... just water!

During the recent inflation crisis, the company (like many other brands of vegetable milk) has also joined this "greedflation trend" to double the price per bottle. I'm more than happy to accept it to some extent cause it is true during inflation bills are high. But to actually serve people with water when they charge you nearly £2 per bottle, you wonder why are you supporting the environmental causes for this kind of product....

Very expensive for what it is, lovely branding but not a lot on the inside

I ate oatly and now I have colon cancer. If you don't want cancer, don't eat this

Oatly! I have been a loyal customer of yours for the past few years but today I couldn't bring myself to buy your product at Sainsbury's because you have increased the price by 23.5% which is frankly outrageous. You may be the market leader in Oat milk products but there is a lot of very good competition and I expect that during this cost of living crisis many will vote with their feet....and wallets.

I personally love the taste, and they’ve nailed the texture of the barista blend. It’s the best oat milk option in my opinion. HOWEVER, the carton design does get on my nerves. Often times an oat milk experience comes hand in hand with the first coffee of the day. The spout is too small, and the box design means it dollops out and splashes coffee and chaos in your preparation zone. This is not specifically an Oatley issue; it’s all carton milk. But I’d like to notify Oatley specifically as they are my brand of choice, and if they made a design alternation, they’d truly be 5 stars every day of the week.

My kids since giving up breastfeeding when they were little, grew up essentially drinking Oatly instead of cow's milk. The whole range of products is exceptional. We love the authenticity, humour, the fact that they popularise plant-based lifestyle. Keep it up, Oatly! :)

Tastes weird. I didn't realise how weird it tastes until i tried California Oats and Moma Oats which are really very nice. I think Oatly is just cheaply made, it tastes cheap in comparison to these other two.

The chocolate milk has been changed, don't care what they say they have 100% changed the recipe as I used to buy in bulk and had a carton from old batch left over and the taste difference is night and day!

Literally just poured 4 cartons of this disgusting milk down the drain because it tasted so chemically bad like it burned your throat on the after taste, AWFUL!

Add in all this supporting a company who openly destroys the rainforest and well your company is dead Oatly, good bye ypur old recipe milk will be missed, back to Soya Protein choc milk 50g for me!!

Bad seals on the cartons and potential health risk discovered. Oatly Customer Service was exceptionally poor - basically they just joked about it and did nothing.

Very expensive and the cooled version doesn't cream with a espressomachine. If you send them an e-mail that it doesn't work, they don't do anything with it; Not changing the receipe or a warning on the package. The're sorry for you en that's it. Very disappointed about this expensive barista oat-milk. I won't buy other products from Oatly with this pathetic reaction from them.

Try Alpro Barista Oat, it's great and cheaper!!

Loved this product until I realize it’s full of seed oil. Wondering why you’re gaining weight? Wonder why skin cancer is so rampant? Look into the truth about seed oils. One glass of oatly is equivalent to a plate full of French fries.