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What’s the difference between your chilled vs. your ambient oat drink?
Everyone has a different go-to aisle for milk in the supermarket. Some head straight to the refrigerated section, others wander into the long-life section. Whether you’re looking in the fridge, or on the shelf, you can be sure to find some Oatly goodness that can help you ditch traditional cow’s milk!
Our chilled cartons need to be kept in the fridge from purchase to their final drop, whereas the ambient cartons can be kept at room temperature for up to a year, and just need to be popped in the fridge from the moment you first open it. And that’s actually the only real difference between the two ranges.
However, both ranges include different varieties of oat drinks to suit you, your needs, desires and how you like to use your Oatly. So, whether that be an oat drink perfect for frothy coffees, a chocolate option or an organic version we can guarantee that you will find your Oatly BFF – ambient or chilled. You can explore all ingredients here (be sure to select your market for country-specific products) if you’d like to compare the oatlicious drinks!
Ps! Most our oat drinks have a lot of good things in common: the enrichment, the creamy consistency and the fact that they all can be used in cooking or baking — if you don’t prefer drinking them as they are, of course!
renzo_antonio
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1 year ago
Hi! I recently bought a few liters of the chilled versions of the whole oat drink. Unfortunately, I don’t have enough space in my fridge to store all of them vertically. Will it be okay to store them lying down, considering that there is no inner seal to the container’s lid?
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Webb
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11 months ago
Hi, I accidentally left out a carton of Semi Oat Drink, thinking it was the ambient until opened carton. It's been less than 24 hrs. Will I need to dispose of this? Thank you
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Nick
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2 months ago
Hello,
Can you please provide the heat treatment process method for the chilled product? Is it the same as the ambient oat milk (UHT)?
Thank you so much in advance.
Cheers,
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