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In my experience they are not that high in sugar. Oatly doesn't add sugar and has about 2g/100ml or 3g/100ml. I looked up a cheap brand with more sugar than alm
by lozenge 8y ago
In my experience they are not that high in sugar. Oatly doesn't add sugar and has about 2g/100ml or 3g/100ml. I looked up a cheap brand with more sugar than almond(2%) and they also had a very similar sugar level of under 3g/100ml. Every one has an unsweetened version on the same shelf as well. This is less than that of milk(without getting into the different kinds of sugar).
In comparison, soda is 11g/100ml, juice is 9g/100ml, iced tea is 8g/100ml.
Perhaps it is different in the US.
I am amazed though, when I see people buying "skinny oat(or whatever) milk". Pretty sure you can achieve the same at home by mixing regular oat milk and some filtered/softened water.
- greglindahl 8y agoOatly Skinny and Oatly Whole differ in the amount of fat, but have the same carbs, fiber, and protein content. So, it appears to be quite similar to skim milk, which is milk with reduced fat (cream skimmed off), not watered down milk. What amazes me is the strong opinions people have about this topic.