Hi, I’m a dietitian and I work with patients who need to be mindful of specific food additives. I’m looking for info on what brands (and what specific products) are used for the non-dairy milk options. Appreciate any intel on this! TH website was no use.
Posted Nov 13, 2022, 11:14 PM UTC
Almond + soy = silk, oat = chobani (barista ed)
https://www.amazon.com/Chobani-Oat-Milk-Plain-Barista/dp/B085SYZ6XD
I believe this is the oat milk we use, not sure about the exact product for our oat or almond milk but both are Silk brand.
At my location (Small kiosk type location) we only have silk branded almond milk. The times that we have gotten oat milk, it has also been silk branded. Pretty sure its sweetened to an extent given it says "No added sugar" on the nutrition label. I am sure if you go to a store near you, you could ask about what diary alternatives they have :)
Almond milk is from Silk, oat milk is from Chobani. For a short period my store had gotten oat milk from Silk as well but that didn’t last and we’re back to Chobani now. We had soy milk for a while but my store no longer carries it, not sure about others.
This is helpful, thanks. Do you happen to know which exact products they are? Sweetened/unsweetened, etc?
I can’t recall exactly if they’re sweetened or not sorry. The Silk stuff comes in I think 946ml or whatever size is closest to that. The oat milk says it’s barista edition on it but again I can’t remember if it’s sweetened or not.
That’s okay! I meant the sweetener thing more as an example, I am really just looking for the specific product variety so I know which one to look up & review for my patients. The ingredients used can vary even across the spectrum of Silk or Chobani products
Sent you a dm.
They are both sweetened. Usually the "original" of brands of dairy alternatives are sweetened.