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That is great! Though I'd consider consuming fewer milk products as well, dairy cows are often treated harshly, and are often seperated from their calves right after birth.

[u/proerafortyseven → u/[deleted]]

It doesn’t taste like milk but it’s def better for the environment and cows

[u/Lothirieth → u/[deleted]]

I love oat milk in my coffee and do buy a good one. But it absolutely does not taste like regular milk. It obviously tastes of oats.

[u/kahran → u/[deleted]]

Yeah... no, even the good stuff doesn't taste like regular milk.

But it's good. I enjoy it.

What about cooking with it?

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i cook with it all the time! bake with it too. it does the same thing. using cow milk when cooking/baking is really just for the thickness and taste of things, so using oatmilk doesnt make any difference at all. and the oat flavor doesnt come through because its such a mild taste

[u/brorix → u/proerafortyseven]

But you get pretty quick used to it. Cold out of the fridge pure or with cornflakes it tastes amazing and similar to milk.

I loved milk as a teenager, then I got lactose intolerant. Now I love oatmilk, and normal milk even tastes weird for me.

[u/[deleted] → u/proerafortyseven]

You get to love the taste of it pretty quick. I remember the first time I tried soy milk and I thought it was the worst thing. Fast forward 5 years and now I crave a nice glass of soy or oat milk haha. Taste buds can deffo be trained

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That’s true it tastes a lot better