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I liked the article but it could have been much simpler and shorter. I believe that non-dairy "milk" can be healthy, but I look for a few things on the label: t
by mark_l_watson 6y ago
I liked the article but it could have been much simpler and shorter. I believe that non-dairy "milk" can be healthy, but I look for a few things on the label: the package should contain almost no carbohydrates and no added oil.
I just checked out our pantry, and indeed, the oat "milk" we have has more carbohydrates than I want, so that is off our shopping list. Other milk substitutes that I just checked met my criteria (various nut "milks", and hemp seed "milk").
Goodbye oat milk!
- dandanqu82 6y agoThe low fat version of Oat-ly has no oil added. It’s not like the company is giving you no choice but to buy a product with “controversial” ingredients.
- mark_l_watson 6y agoIt turns out that oat "milk", even without oil added, has a lot of carbohydrates, some in the form of natural sugar.
- azinman2 6y agoOats have a lot of carbs