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UK Oatly oat drink and new ingredients
Hi. I can't seem to find the Oatly oat drink long life with calcium (light blue carton) in UK stores. Is it discontinued?
Also, other Oatly alternatives now seem to have acidity regulator (dipotassium phosphate) added. Why is this? The Oatly oat drink did not have this or was it just not stated on the packaging?
Joe
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1 year ago
Hey there,
Yes, our Original Oat Drink is no more (except in 250ml format), may it rest in peace.
Our new products have an acidity regulator in them, as our Barista Edition does to make them more versatile. This is to stop any splitting or separation when put into hot water, tea, or coffee. No one needs that in their morning brew.
Best wishes,
Joe
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ali_obrien
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11 months ago
I have just used up my last Oatly original. I can’t believe it no longer exists! How can you do that? I too have health issues and cannot consume Dipotassium Phosphate! The Oatley organic is no good as we need the calcium and vitamins! You already had the barista versions for those that wanted it for coffee so why add it to every other version? I have multiple food allergies and Oatly was a mainstay for me and I used to drink it in quantity! That’s it then, I will no longer be buying Oatly, I will have to look at other brands or make my own.
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