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SO YOU’RE WONDERING ABOUT...

...OATLY

  • Where can I find Oatly?

    Oatly products can be found in almost any grocery store in many parts of the world, all the best cafés serve coffee with one or all of our Barista Edition oat drinks and any restaurant with self-respect and care for its customers and the planet, use our creamy oats and other cooking products in their creations. Ask your favorite store to carry your favorite Oatly product, if you can’t already find it there, or use our  Oatfinder  to locate a café serving premium coffee with oats.

  • I hate Oatly but I don’t know how to put it in words.

    We appreciate you for having strong feelings about us and being transparent about it, you also sound like the person our digital media specialist was referring to as the “target demographic” for this site: fckoatly.com. Where we, like you, are transparent. Mainly about decisions we’ve made that have upset people in the past and present.

  • I need to come in contact with you Oatly, like, right now.

    That’s awesome, we want to hear from you, like, right now! We’re already wondering if you want to talk about why we can’t call it Oatmilk in Europe, or if you have a nutrition-related thought or just want to share your views on sustainable living in the modern world. Maybe you want to file a complaint or are looking to collaborate? It could be anything, and we won’t know until you contact us.

  • What is Oat Drink?

    Oatly Oat Drink is an oat-based drink challenger made for people who want to replace dairy from a cow in their everyday life. Since the last millennia, Oatly has been committed to finding new ways to make it easy for people to eat better and live healthier lives without recklessly taxing the planet’s resources. What started with the first oat drink has become specialty coffee products, replacements for cooking creams, whipped cream, spreads, and even soft serve. Our oat base is just oats and water. But it’s what we do with those oats and that water that makes Oatly so special. In most oat drinks, we add the vitamins and minerals, and source of fat you might need when shifting from an animal-based diet to a vegan or more plant-based one.

…OUR PRODUCTS

  • Does Oat Drink go bad?

    Everything goes bad eventually, just look at your favorite sitcoms from back in the day. And just like everything, an opened oat drink can go bad if left out for too long. If you want to know how long it takes or how to know if it’s still good even after the best-before date has passed, follow this link.

  • How do I use Oatly products?

    For cooking and baking

    1. Find any recipe that you want to cook or bake.
    2. Where it says milk, use oat drink instead, where it says cream, use Creamy Oat or Whippable Creamy Oat instead. Most dairy products can be replaced with a corresponding Oatly product, so you’re good.

    For coffee, tea or hot chocolate

    1. Make the usual preparations.
    2. Use oat drink instead of milk from a cow.

    For drinking

    1. Pour the oat drink into a glass, mug or a cup.
    2. Drink.

    Need more inspiration? Watch “Will it Swap?”

  • Why use Creamy Oats instead of Cream from a cow?

    Creamy Oats works just like so called regular cream, but it is rich in unsaturated fat. Cream from cows has high levels of saturated fat. Replacing saturated fat in your diet with unsaturated fat helps maintain normal blood cholesterol levels, in combination with a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

    Plus, in Sweden, Creamy Oats has 61% lower climate impact than comparable cow’s cream for cooking, according to an LCA made by Blonk Consultants, 2024. See the full source and read more about it here.

  • Why do you fortify your products?

    We fortify most of our products with the minerals and vitamins you might need when you stop consuming dairy from cows.

  • What's your packaging made from? Is it recyclable? Compostable?

    Our flat-topped oat drink packages are made of paperboard, some plastic, and a small amount of aluminium. The cap is made with biobased plastic. The gable top Chilled Oat Drink packages are made with paperboard and some plastic (biobased). Technically, most of our packaging is recyclable, but it depends on the sorting, collection, and recycling infrastructure in place in the country/region you're in. They are not compostable.

  • How do you calculate the CO2e numbers on your products?

    We gather data on greenhouse gas emissions from grower to grocer and put it through a platform called CarbonCloud that uses 20 years of research in the food-system field to crunch the numbers and get the final carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) number. When the counting and analyzing are done, an impartial verifier professional double-checks the calculations. Basically, our numbers are scrutinized by people who really know what they’re doing. Read all about it here.

  • Are your products vegan?

    You bet! Our products are plant-based and vegan friendly which makes them suitable for vegans, non-vegans, never heard of vegans or thinking of becoming vegans and anyone in between.

  • What's the difference between your oat drink varieties? (i.e., full fat, low fat, original, barista)

    The difference is mainly the fat content. To make it easy for people to swap one for one from cow's milk, the percentage of fat matches the one of full fat, low fat, and regular dairy, but we use primarily unsaturated fat from rapeseed oil instead of animal-based fat.

...HEALTH & NUTRITION

  • Why rapeseed oil?

    We use rapeseed oil because of its neutral taste that enhances the oats. Rapeseed oil has a high proportion of unsaturated fat, and replacing saturated fat with unsaturated fat in your diet helps maintain normal blood cholesterol levels when combined with a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Read more.

  • Where does the sugar in your oat drink come from?

    The sugar in our unflavored oat drinks comes from the oat. When making the oat base used for all our products, we add enzymes that break the oat starch down into smaller components, like maltose (aka malt sugar), which sweetens our products. Read more.

  • What about allergens such as gluten, soy and nuts?

    Let’s start with the easiest one: All our products are totally free of soy.

    When it comes to gluten, it depends on where you live. In the US and Canada, our products are made from certified gluten-free oats and (consequently) labelled as gluten-free. In Europe and Asia, however, our products can contain a small amount of gluten. So, although it may not be much gluten at all - they cannot, of course, be classified as completely gluten-free. If you’re ever unsure if Oatly is gluten-free or not in your country, check the labeling on the package.

    We don’t use nuts as an ingredient in any of our own factories where we make our oat drinks. In the production facility where our ice-creams (US) are produced there are some nuts, and we have strict procedures in place with our suppliers to minimize the risk of our products being contaminated. In other words, our products are nut-free.

  • Is Oatly bad for you?

    Oatly was created to make it easy for people to eat better and live healthier lives without recklessly taxing the planet’s resources. So, unless you’re a dairy executive whose total livelihood is dependent on milk being produced by cows forever ever, Oatly is not bad for you. We’ve even compiled a list of 17 facts about Oatly and nutrition so you can see exactly how not bad for you it is.

…Where to find oatly

We’ve created the Oatfinder for just that purpose. Find the closest dealer or establishment where you can find Oatly.

…Where to find oatly

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