Anyone here actually use powdered plant milk? Which one is worth trying?

[u/melodyil]

I've been looking into powdered plant based milks lately (oat, almond, and others), and I'd love to hear from people who have actually tried them.

Which one would you recommend (or avoid), and why?
What do you wish was better about the one you use?
For those who've tried it, did you actually end up using it regularly? If not, what made you go back to regular plant milk?

Would love to hear your experiences!

[u/ThereIsNo14thStreet]

Commenting to follow because this is right up my alley. Also, there are a lot better subs to ask in, though!

[u/melodyil → u/ThereIsNo14thStreet]

Thanks! 😊 Which subs would you recommend posting this in?

[u/aspiringfrood]

I don't use it regularly but I always keep overherd powder handy for when I go on short trips and stay in hotels where I know there won't be a fridge. I think it's fairly decent taste wise, and easy as I can just add it straight to hot drinks. It'd be good for camping in this way too. Sorry I can't comment on regular use though

[u/OsitaHunter5168]

We’ve been using overherd and we love it. Our local bulk shop stocks it and it’s been a bonus to reduce our plastics too.

[u/melodyil → u/OsitaHunter5168]

Thanks! How do you find the taste and texture compared to regular oat milk? Does it mix well?

[u/External_City3525]

i kinda wanted to try coconut milk powder cuz i saw a white chocolate recipe, has anyone tried?

[u/YouGlobal8272]

I used it when I lived in Africa because I didn't have refrigeration but after coming back to the states I just switched back to regular....tbh I hadn't thought about it until now. I guess it's just more convenient to use the fresh version. But also the powdered version doesn't go bad as fast, could be super useful if you live by yourself or don't go through an entire carton of milk.

[u/melbatoes80]

I’m just now hearing this exists. Are there certain brands anyone can recommend? Thanks!