Glebe Farm Gluten Free Creamy & Enriched Vegan Oat Milk

I’ve bought this several times now and it’s become my go-to milk for tea and coffee. The “creamier and enriched” version is noticeably richer than Glebe Farm’s standard tea milk, so you actually need less of it to get the same creamy taste and colour in your drink. It works especially well in coffee, and it’s also really good in strong tea because it doesn’t change or overpower the flavour of the tea itself — it just adds a smooth, creamy texture. I also like that it’s fairly low in calories compared to a lot of other dairy-free options. For anyone who can’t have dairy or gluten, this is one of the best-value options I’ve found — especially when it’s on offer. Another big plus is that it’s reliably available on Amazon, unlike supermarkets where it often seems out of stock. The only thing I’d mention is that, once opened, it’s best used within the recommended time because it can start to curdle after around five days. The fact that I keep reordering it probably says everything. Definitely a repeat purchase for me.

I’ve been using Glebe Farm PureOaty Creamy & Enriched Barista-Style Oat Milk for a few weeks now, and it genuinely stands out in the plant-milk aisle. While it isn't as creamy as other oat milks i've tried, the texture is rich and smooth, and it gets WAY close to real semi skimmed milk than anything else i've tried. And then there's the frothing. It froths EXTREMELY nicely making it ideal for coffee and lattes, better than any supermarket alternatives I’ve tried. Being closer to real milk, it’s great straight into my morning cereal, in tea, or even in baking. Being gluten-free and fortified with calcium and vitamin B12 adds extra appeal if you’re looking for a nutritious dairy-free choice, and the fact it’s made from British oats feels like a quality plus. I found the slight natural sweetness pleasant without being overpowering. For the price and the quality you get in each six-pack, it’s become my go-to oat milk. Some people might not like how it quite watery thickness but I appreciate how close it gets to dairy milk.

Froths well in our Labazza frother. Tastes good in coffee and on breakfast cereal. Good value for money (and frequently on offer).

It’s alright. Definitely creamy but absolutely horrible in coffee. Probably a personal preference. I’ve realised it’s the sunflower oil, it separates in hot water which causes the really bitter taste. For some reason this one specifically is very bitter, maybe it’s because of the thickness. But it still looks watery so I’m not sure. I won’t be getting any more oatmilk with sunflower oil in it. Nice in cereal though.

Perfect gluten free oat milk. So hard to find and great price.

This is the BESTTTTT oat milk on the market. I’m lactose & wheat intolerant (IK.. damn girl) and have tried every oat milk on the market. I go through so many cartons a month that bulk buying makes sense for me but the big name ones are so expensive & half the team have wheat in them or if they don’t, they’re really watery. This is the first one i’ve tried where it doesn’t upset my stomach after! It tastes delicious (seriously.. what’s in this stuff!) and is the perfect level of creamy and water. Doesn’t separate. if you do one thing today.. buy this! Especially if you need peace of mind with food intolerances

I discovered that I had a gluten intolerance and intolerance to dairy so I went onto this oat milk, I had been told that the barista style was the best and that’s a fact. The dairy taste is there and it’s lovely on cereal and makes a lovely strong cuppa. It’s also great for foaming for coffees. The price is good value and iv tried many brands and this one is the best in my opinion.

I have had quite a few orders of this milk now, my daughter is dairy, gluten and soya free so this is a perfect find for her. Its quite hard to find a substitute milk with higher calories needed for a child, so finding this in bulk for the price is great. The milk actually tastes nice, rich and not watery unlike some oats milk... I have used this myself in the velvetiser and it froths up great for coffees and stuff, which is another bonus. Glad to have found this milk, it tastes nice, great quality and doesnt break the bank.