THESE MILKS ARE A SCAM!!! || Evil Food Supply React
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2024
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I'm aware of some of the audio being muted, the music in those segments got copyright struck and rather than cutting it out, I left in the video for context
You don't have to notify me in discord anymore about it, thank you
Do you have an editor? I'd recommend adding subtitles in there or jokes to fill in for the lost content. Idk your uploading schedule, but ik you put up a lot. If this happens again in the future I think something like that might help. Anyways, thanks for uploading! I love your content!
@@kirasubaru912 I do not have an editor, I upload once a day. I uploaded it thinking it would be fine, I cannot add subtitles post-uploading it to YT, I got flagged and had no idea the commercials would be forcibly copyrighted by Oatly's team ... so I don't think that will help at all
@@SmugAlanait's okay most companies are quite trigger happy. Thanks for the videos, your videos make me have a smile on bad days. Hope you are also happy doing them. Thank you.
Ugh, RUclips and Google are mindless drones.
Hey did u kno there are muted sections?😂
Here's a little joke for you: What do you call a factory that takes oats, crushes them up, adds enzymes and water and produces a nutrient rich drink?
A cow.
Truly worth it's whey in gold
You can't spell Goat's milk without oats.
Mammary glands create milk from blood. That is not a hypebole reference to horrible treatment or death.
Mammary glands of female mammals make milk from blood. Even human females mammary glands do that.
The more and more I learn about the food industry, the more I learn that everything is a lie.
As a 1999 born Gen z Male I now know that everything is a lie.
Wait, mnm's is a lie?
I knew this in the mid 90s (I'm a 1991 baby). One thing my parents taught me was that the ingredient that's 1st on the least has the highest amount, and so on (from highest to lowest). Most things are fine in moderation, but that's the trick, what is that moderation for something?
I will say this, here in Australia, I learned of an ongoing joke that Macca's doesn't use beef in their burgers, instead it's just flavoured cardboard. Of course, it is actually beef (sort of), but the joke still stands. I've even said if I was having a double cheese burger and vegan extremists turned up with their "meat is murder" bs, I'd counter with "Well jokes on you, this isn't meat, it's cardboard with meat flavouring".
The only way out is growing your own food, assuming the government doesn't out law it like they did public gardens. Joke is your carbon foot print drops a ton when you grow your own food due to no trucks moving your food to you.
If people actually care about their foot print, grow your own god damned food
Half the point of the industry is to cover up inflation
LOL did Oat Milk copyright their commercials so they had to be muted?? What an admission of guilt.
yep haha
Glad you said something I thought my headphones screwed up again.
growing up on a dairy farm cow's milk after going into the vat is sold at around 60 to 70 cents per litre, from there its taken to be pasteurised so boiled and then solids are separated so thats your cream then bottled then shipped out to stores.
Where it's sold at what 4 to 5 dollars for a 2 litre bottle.
Where's things like plant based milks and creams go through far more processing steps than what everyday cows milk dose.
It's the farmers that are being ripped right off.
It's the companies that are lying about costs of production so they can inflate the cost of their products that every day people are buying.
It's companies lying about costs so they can push the green initiative. that's it. Same thing for the impossible meat products. they are "Cheaper" becuase those companies are literally paying other companies to sell them at that price as marketing.
If you even take a surface level look into these products you would find that they are literal scams.
To further its the same scam being pushed by EV's The market already reached situation as well as the lack of public infrastructure to support any larger to an adoption. yet the governments themselves are getting involved. Banned Gas powered everything. Hugely subsidizing any purchase EV;s and electric based machines (At the tax payers dime) and enforcing manufactures to stop sale of All future gas powered vehicles in the next decade.
In spite of the current environment and tech No being capable of handling complete replacement.
And the companies do it for the profits!
@@GeneralLiuofBoston1911 exactly 💯
Yeah the video skipped that step it's not the farmers selling it at the grocery store.
I'm Swedish, some points:
1. I didn't actually know Oatly was Swedish
2. I've never seen an Oatly commercial in my life, but I also don't watch TV. I couldn't tell you how it's marketed here.
3. I've only seen Oatly used as a milk substitute for people with lactose intolerance, I don't know anyone who actually has it at home.
Well now you do. I used to be allergic to normal milk so I drank oatly. I still do because I do not like the taste of normal milk and yes I am also swedish
oatly in my country sent "informational" letters to kids telling how bad milk is, ofc they got shit on for it as they didn't mark it as an advertisement as per law they have to do.
Alana thank you for being the kind of streamer who spots bias and calls it out and calls chat to think for themselves without being a 🐓 about it. I haven't been 100% sure why I was drawn to your videos even though I'm often not a huge fan of react content, but I think the thoughtful commentary is a big part of it.
I’m lactose intolerant and I get the lactose free milk, it’s just milk with the lactase enzyme added in for you. It’s noticeably sweeter due to the lactose in milk being broken down into the sugars glucose and galactose. Same amount by weight but sweeter since the amount has technically doubled.
@Gyrfalcon312 Imagine it like how bread itself isn't really sweet, but if you chew on it for long enough the starches break down and now it's super sweet.
Similar thing with lactose. At the point where your body breaks it down, you're not tasting the sweetness.
Lactaid?
@@AedanBlackheart Costco three pack of lactose free milk, though I have tried lactaid and other lactose free milk and noticed the same sweetness.
South Park did an episode about this, with vegan replacements for school lunches having additives that make it as bad or even worse than the original meat option.
"Milk but made for humans." Don't humans make milk for humans?
I love how playfully sadistic you can be. And still come off painfully cute. 🤗👍🏻
And I do mean this, in the most positive manner.
Dude, cut it with the simping.
@@kookoo9235 Take it how you want.
Lactose Free Milk is the only one i've found to taste sweet, and that's because most brands use Lactase to break it down into Galactose and Glucose which are quite sweet (even then it's not even like a single spoon of sugar per cup sweet)
It also lasts longer!
I dont drink or have milk in stuff a lot, so I always buy Lactose free milk because it lasts waaaay longer.
@@stoffni There maybe more to it than it seems
In my own experience it goes bad faster, but it doesnt curd like regular milk, instead it becomes disgustingly acid in taste
That's more to do with what your brain has registered as a baseline than anything. Regular cows milk Is sweet, the sweetness is just very mild.
Conflicting comment. You say lactose free milk is sweet but then talk about how lactose breaks things down and makes regular milk sweet.
@@Donovarkhallum I said _LacTASE_
Which is an enzyme that breaks down _LacTOSE_ into glucose and galactose. everything from the milk fat
It's also the reason for Lactose intolerance, either your body produces too little, or none at all, and that results in intolerance
Regular ol Whole Cow's Milk IS sweet, it's just that most people's tastebuds nowadays are bombarded with so much sugar you can barely taste the sweetness of milk, if you go on Keto or other Carb-Starvation diets, after a few weeks you are going to become hypersensitive to sweetness and you are gonna discover a whole new world of sweet, like a couple drops of honey are enough to sweeten coffee and stuff like that
From normal and "meat" cows milk is sweet, pretty noticeable. But most farmable for milking "milk" cows produce less "fat" and less "sweet" product. It is mild even neutral on sweet side.
While Evil Food Supply makes well-produced and interesting content, their history of factual reporting is... very creative with the truth.
I’m baffled that someone could go longer than a minute before suspecting Ministry of Truth levels of deception, even without knowing anything about milk, oats or like, what a plant is
She DOES keep saying that that channel is very biased and to do your own research while watching.
@@weiserwolf580"Anti corporatist propaganda" you shouldn't be a corporatist. Free markets are good. Corporations are always sus.
@@weiserwolf580the difference between corporatism and the rest of history is that corporstism is overtly in the pursuit of further profit while skirting legalities while the rest of historical society was in the pursuit of the betterment of that society, with some bad actors influencing said process along thw way.
I did notice a study that said "high levels of phosphate in the blood" being used as proof that a given ingredient caused symptoms. I saw no link to that ingredient causing high levels of phosphate. I was skeptical fairly quick given the rather grandiose claims, but when I noticed that, I dismissed most of the video.
one thing from doing keto for years is that i learned a ton about food, how much garbage they put in the standard american diet and blame it on dumb shit like meat, and how much of the typical things weve been told is bad is actually good and was just a red herring to stay away from going after sugar and corn and vegetable oils. the thing is, the first thing you learn on keto is to stay away from packaged foods including things labeled as keto because theyre mostly just low carb so theres not much money you can make on pushing keto unlike something like vegan where theres so much fake crap you can do with shoving oils and grain together.
I actually try to go for products sweetened with cane sugar - because I at least know what that will do to my body - so seeing them market their product as being free of it is off-putting.
13:17 Natriumchloride is tablesalt natrium as well as chloride is poisonous on its own.
Hi, long time chef with enough experience to be a dietician here. Milk is not bad for you! If you are lactose intolerant, you can drink a type of milk called A2A2 milk, aka lactaid milk. And the best part, the milk is way better quaility than even regular milk.
WHOA!!!! 2:46 seems to have been conveniently muted... hmmmmm, i wonder why.
"See, these oatmeal companies don't care about protecting-"
*cuts off
Protecting what? Protecting our HEALTH, that's what he said.
There's a whole bunch of cut-outs. It's kinda like the video got copyright claimed.
If it's pulled from a twitch vod then it's possible there's copyrighted music in those segments?
yes the commercials got copyright striked, I had to mute them
Have to drag my cows milk from my cold dead hands.
I'm never drinking oat milk ever again. Not that I ever drank it before, but now that I watch this video, I'm 100% never going to drink this.
Would explain why Starbucks coffee makes me feel like I'm gonna die. To this day I still say, go local.
Starbucks isn’t coffee it’s a cake minus the flour
Just order a black cold brew
Lol, imagine buying milk for 4,80$. Where I live milk costs maybe 1,70€. And that's the organic stuff.
4 thousands dollars?
4 dollars and 80 cents.@@junebug4004
4.80 for TWO liters. you pay about 1.70 for ONE
and where i live in a village with old ladies still growing cows i can get liter jar for 0.50€
OH, I didn't catch that. Thanks. Just looked it up and the cheaper ones cost around 1€(1,09$) per liter. The average is about 1,35€(1,47$) per liter. That's still a really big difference. @@actuallyKriminell
The ingredients on my limoncello read: lemon zest, alcohol; therefore I am being healthy by drinking it
The simplest way to do the health analysis on foods is to stop buying packaged and processed foods. If your food was brought to you by a corporation, chances are it is bad for you.
I slimmed down from nearly 370 pounds down to 245 in a year by dropping processed foods & drinks. Four years later & my weight still hovers around 240, but I'm tall & shaped like an ox. I can still have carbs & the occasional bit of junk food, but it is an exception rather than the norm.
Processed foods are convenient, but like you said, they're absolutely not gonna be the best option.
15:31 all that matters is dosage. literally everything is bad for you, in a high enough dose. Moderation is more important than what you put in your body.
Oatly sells so poorly in Sweden they're basically going under too lmao
I get oatmilk for free cos its so expensive noone buys it, n employee get and give them out for free when near expirey 😂
@@holymaggots70 I'd say that's great but don't get sick lol
I seen this "milk" in my country, it is funny how people believe "milk" = milk.
the fun part is the "saves the environment" argument isn't even true, tricky thing is the plants used for these milk/protein substitutes give a low yield of the part that is needed so you need "a lot" to make "a little". if you wanted to replace the current market demand for milk and protein in america alone the land you would need for those crops to fill that demand would take up all of south america (and for anyone that wants to make the argument that soybeans are used as feed for cows, those soybeans are a different strain of soybean that are bilogically engineered to produce higher yields and are safe for cows' consumption but are not fit for human consumption, it would be like substituting lawn grass seed for wheat)
if the sun decided to throw a fit and fry all our electrics.. and we had to go back to the OLD WAYS of living? the hipsters wouldnt last.. having to drink ACTUAL MILK to sustain themselves.
Remember folks: if it ain't from a birthing animal, it ain't milk.
What’s the solution then? … Fox milk?
Drink real milk, or make your own almond milk. literally just break up some raw almonds and let them soak in water for a few days. Lightly boil it to get rid of the water and concentrate it if it tastes too watery.
While I agree processed dairy (and even organic dairy) is best avoided or kept to a minimum. This guy would report on most fruits and veggies like: _"They contain _*_POTASSIUM!_*_ A substance known to _*_EXPLODE_*_ on contact with water!"_
Fun fact: i dont know if its used worldwide, but concentrate can be used to mean that the water has been extracted, so you have concentrated dehydrated juice thats completely natural and no additives. Just no water. And once you re-add water its just normal juice.
I think it is also illegal to market these substitute "milk" drinks as any kind of milk since they don't actually contain any milk. They have to be called oat drinks. Or at least this is the case here in Finland.
I don't think that's true in English-speaking countries because there's a history of using "milk" in other contexts, like milk of magnesia.
@@CruelestChris It's true in every single EU country, including the UK prior to brexit (not sure it it's still the case there): "On June 14, 2017, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that plant-based products cannot be labeled with dairy names such as "milk" or "butter" even if the plant origin is clearly indicated on the label."
Funny how that is... Yet blood oranges don't contain any blood in them, or coconut cream doesn't contain any cream in it.
Language changes constantly and we call this white liquid that goes well with coffee as milk, same as we call a tube of grounded protein as a sausage.
It's just corporations fighting over their capitalisation of products and nothing more. It's just completely stupid at this point.
@@finniko1995 How is it about corporations fighting? It's corporations doing whatever they can to sell product to consumers, and government organs regulating those corporations so they're not allowed to do anything they want.
Otherwise you could just put orange colored Gatorade in a carton and label it as "orange juice".
@@ThePelitin Well I would totally get your point if it actually applies like this, but I just find it funny how only these new plant based products are targeted and nothing more. You couldn't call a big portion of products on the shelves as their suggested name if that rule applies, since they aren't following the same recipes and ingredients as some other products.
Take sausages for example, since I mentioned that before. There are plenty of sausages on the market that have more flour in them than actual meat. Yet these aren't called as "meat based pastry".
It quite literally is agriculture lobbyists defending their income by any means necessary because they have seen how much popularity the alternatives are getting. You can even read about it in some news articles.
As long as there's no purposeful misleading with the name, there shouldn't be any laws broken. Like if you decide to call your plant based products as oat milk or bean patty.
The funny thing about methane is that it's combustible, so it ends up breaking down into normal old carbon dioxide and water.
I got my eyebrows raised a bit everytime a corporate say "we care about x"
This video, this is why i dont watch youtube videos about health Jesus Christ. I'm less then 3 minutes in, watching the reaction and god, there's so much "wait a minute" points into it, god.
edit: @12:47 Oh, thank god. Thank you Alana. Yes, This line here. man.
Yeahh see this is why actual milk is rather better for you than that milk substitute.
Makes me glad I found out I can still drink lactose free milk.
Personally, its a helpful tool for me. I cant really drink much milk. I like to switch the immiation milks i get and oatmilk is just one of those.
6:08 dam. thats still expensive. here 1L carton cost anywhere from 0.90€ to 1.5€ and the more costly ones are some special ones with added vitamins etc
So I was trick. They better be glad I'm too lazy to go crazy on these fools.
Yeah I wouldn't trust a channel ran by a dude that would sell his mom for some coin.
Now he needs to do one of these on Prime
I am really glad that Alana, the original video are showing people how much a scam it is. Their lot of good enzymes in milk too Grate Job Alana ❤❤ your reactions are priceless
You should probably find another video to expose oat milk, this one’s absolute trash.
This is why you should get all of your milk from milkers
10:23: I wouldn't call it sweet either, but it has some sweetness hints. And normal milk has about 4,7g/100ml of suger in it. Orange juice has 9,3g/100ml. Coca Cola, at least in Germany, about 10,6g/100ml. Oatly in Germany has 3,4g/100ml of sugar. And only water, oats(10%) and sea salt as ingredients.
OK, try to blend together 900 g of water, 100 g of oats and a few pitches of salt. Then, filter that and tell me how it tastes just like store branded "oatmilk".
Amylase doesn't have to be declared when it's not in the final product. And the 3,4g of sugar have to come from somewhere. You can buy amylase for yourself. Then you can make the same thing Oatly does in Germany and it should taste very similar. I don't really get the point you try to make here. Are you saying I lied about the ingredient list? You can look that up for yourself. @@NimiKhan
If the milk didn’t come from a cow I don’t want to drink it
Funny how cheap oat milk is to make and it's 4-6 times more expensive at the store than Milk
And this is why i drink fresh goat milk.
Next time "A novel idea is not necessarily a good one"
never bought starbucks in my life, will never pay 10 bucks for a coffee, i'm in france ffs, 1 espresso 1 small candy or chocolate treat 1 glass of water less than 3 euros, never ever i'm gonna drink that expensive pisswater.
so true. starbuck too much sugar even in all foreigner countries
Or you can wait until you get home and make your own coffee
The scam of the nutmilks and wheatmilks
You can tell someone doesn't own/use apple products. I've only had a couple apple phones, bought them used. Never had one break on me. Meanwhile i went through 4 flagship samsung phones in the span of 1 single year simply due to them not working anymore. No cracks, no damages, nothing. Just either wont turn on, wont charge or wont connect to anything.
Real, whole milk is fatty, and to some people fatty tastes sweet. This is because some people have enzymes in their saliva that break down fat into sugars, but not everyone has that. That's why some people think milk tastes sweet, but others do not and just have a neutral flavor. Technically everyone has the enzyme, but only like 40% of people in europe and the US have enough to break down fat fast enough to impact taste. In asia, this is around 80%, and in africa, around 5%. It's in large part related to race and gender.
As a millennial I am repeatedly ashamed of my generation every day because of things like this. I mean I know our generation aren't the only ones to have fallen prey to hive-minded antics, but I had hoped we wouldn't have. XD
Ironically, it doesn’t seem like you did any independent research on the video or its creator despite it being obvious garbage from almost the word go.
@@seabird8147 I fail so see how that, falsely assumed mind you, could possibly change my statement.
I can't help but think you are simply looking for an argument for arguments' sake.
@@KitsuneRogueit’s certainly possible I misunderstood you, but it certainly reads like a “this hive mind all do/think X uncritically” comment, where X in this case is drinking either Oat Milk or Non-Dairy generally. What were you referring to?
@@MalekitGJmmm, dude, that ain’t the take. Unless they left out some important context, they’re talking about falling for Big Oat’s marketing scheme, which is the opposite takeaway anyone should get from the well researched and truthful Sick Gross Foods: Oat Milk Contains Active Uranium youtube video by a known conman
Could be worse, we used to have chips with a literal inedible cancerous oil in them.
The kitchen I work in literally use Oatly brand "oat milk".
We serve students training to become racing jockeys for racehorses, I really hate the smug sort of attitude they have when having oat milk, as if they're better than anyone for drinking something different
Now I understand why I hated Starbucks coffee when I tried it. It was so insultingly sweet I could not taste anything other than sugar. I barely finished that cup...
I have never in my life heard anyone ever complain about milk being too sweet. What a clown world we live in.
Oatly is 2€ and good milk is like 1,7-2€ - per liter. US prices are insane. I never liked the taste of oat based drinks and it tastes way too sweet - and I'm very sensitve when it comes to sweet stuff.
I prefer a pea protein based milk substitute, as it trully is almost milk like and you can use it for baking without having the strange oat/soy taste or it gets to watery. Also, no problematic ingredients and zero sugar.
This video is really biased, to a level that it edges on lying. Well produced, like most propaganda.
I fucking knew it!
I never drank that shit but both my sisters did. I always knew that shit can't be good for you. They tried putting it in my coffee once, but I tasted it immediately. Gross.
Remember folks, eggs and milk contain EVERYTHING a baby chicken / a baby cow needs. It's healthy.
Like my comment on that other food video i say it again.
Reject weird food replacements and kidney stone milk.
And enjoy your coffee and cookies with real milk while watching SmugAlana.
Regarding almond milk. We've been making the stuff since the middle ages. Most countries just don't have lent anymore and we invented refridgerators and pasteurization.
15:00 almond milk is kidney stone factory.. oxalate out the wazoo
For people who want alternatives, get a soy milk machine, buy a giant bag of soy beans, dump it in with water, blend and add however much sugar, and it tastes 10x better than store bought soy milk.
it is like all of the products that put gluten free even though they are made with rice, oats, or corn. if you read fine print it says specifically contains no wheat gluten, cus it isn't actually gluten free. if you make something with rice flour it is going to have rice gluten.
remeber kids everything that looks too good to be true then trust you gut and get away from it.
To aid you in tour argument about components that sound bad, all our veggies are grown with rotten wood, food and scraps. Some fertilizers also use animal poop and pee to breakdown and rot the matter that will serve as food to help veggies amd fruits grow.
Ammonia can be distilled from piss and it's used in the preparation of many medicines too, etc.
Thank you for reacting to these videos I'd never watch on my own due to not wanting to benefit their creators!
🙏
May the heavens grant Alana unlimited kids
The first time my brother heard about oat milk he goes "OAT MILK??? wha... oat do not have tit"
17:17: I mean what he said could be very much true. And he deliberately said EUROPE. Like I said in another comment, in Germany Oatly only has water, oats and salt in it. (The amylase is probably used too, but as long as it isn't in the final product, you don't have to declare it. But I don't actually know, whether it's used or not.) It's a pretty scummy tactic to equate to different products with the same name.
Well lactose free milk uses lactase. It splits Lactose into Maltose and Glucose. Haven't seen a declaration on those packages either.
Btw greetings from Austria
Ah okay, that checks out then. Thanks for basically confirming it.
Hi neighbor.👋@@Teronix100
And I wanna point out they label it as milk but it's not It's just water with a Bunch of added bullshit
aaand right off the bat, I am remembering that a cup of oat milk digests into the equivilant of a cup of sugar.
Like I always heard growing up, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
For those who haven't tried, try rice milk. It's the closest to diary milk taste-wise, just watered down.
The "rice vs oak" part isn't the issue here.
notmilk by notco is closer; but they changed the fiber source to corn and now i’m allergic to it!
That’s it…time for an extended camping trip
The best way to reduce your carbon footprint and have the healthiest thing is to find A small local food market that Source directly from local farmers. Full stop. It's so insanely simple. I really hate the movement painting dairy as evil. Big corporate Forms yes, they kind of suck. But if you find a small local farm, I guarantee you that that farmer puts his cows vet bills before his own health bills. A huge secret that a lot of the people pushing this propaganda like to forget is that cows need to be healthy to give you good milk and to give you good meat, they need to be happy. An unhappy cow gives less milk it gives worse meat.
Ehh, where I live dairy is painted as ... not Evil, but one of the big problems, in part because an overcommitment to 'free trade' (and an't That a scam and a half in its own right) has lead to an overcommitment to dairy and dairy farms being established on land that really isn't suitable to it, resulting in a Lot of extra water being used to irrigate the grass for the cows to eat, and then the excessive cow poo ending up in the waterways and causing problems There... and yeah, the high amount of methane is an issue (a surprisingly high percentage of New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissions, actually, though that's more due to just low population in general resulting in an industrial situation that just makes less total rather than the cows being particularly gassy), but it's generally not the one people take all that seriously or complain about (meanwhile the farmers (as a group, there's always a couple of idiots who don't go along with such things in these cases) do actually put a fair bit of effort into minimising or eliminating the problems described.)
Basically, if the focus was on feeding ourselves and exporting the surplus, rather than overspecialising and cranking out as much as possible and then creating a crapload of extra greenyhouse gasses shipping out all the excessive specialised product and Importing everything else, we'd have a LOT less cows, and they'd mostly be on land actually Suitable to cows, and a lot more sheep (as used to be the case... though admittedly, for all that the land was more suitable to it, we were still overspecialising for export, just less so.)
Another thing that the oatly guys have gotten in trouble for is using the word "milk" in their advertising and labeling. This might not sound like much but they've been/are being sued over this by DMI (Dairy Management Incorporated) which is a government established non profit org in the US that all US based dairy farmers are legally required to pay into to safeguard the dairy industry so that the government doesn't have to step in and subsidize them again. They do huge amounts of both industry work and advertising specifically for things like milk and cheese and guys like oatly or the almond milk producers take advantage of that advertising by labeling their products as a 'milk' while not contributing to DMI which both hurts the dairy industry and infringes on a bunch of product branding that was established and is backed by the US federal government in order to keep a large sector of our agriculture industry safe.
Packaging has a big OAT LY!
on the front in a majority English-speaking country.
They were super honest/upfront with it.
It is a lie about oats. 🤣
Juice! You have to tell them! Oat milk is JUICE!
As someone who can't have milk due to severe stomach issues:
Oat milk is honestly a meh. I've had it a few times and I don't think it it is worth the price.
Here in England, you can purchase 1L of soya milk for roughly 60P.
At least it is something that I can have.
I just drink whole milk now and real butter. No more margarine for me. Oat milk always sucked.
I get the same feeling about people that use cooking oil in a pan vs a small slice of butter, is butter healthy overall maybe not, but the fats in butter are natural where as cooking oils cause cancer.
Imagine the blood sugar of some kid after they eat some full of sugar cereal +oat milk .
I legid saw this milk today in the supermarked. And i thought this was some MURICAN shit.
Americans are doing something wrong.
German Milk Costs little over 1€ per liter.
Granted, farmers don´t make a lot of money from it, but the difference in price is staggering.
And lets not even talk about what american milk does when it goes off...
Unprocessed milk from a cow and drank very soon has a sweet taste to it. It is mild tho
This program was brought to you by the Milk Council.
Oatly is sold in Sweden, haven't tasted it but remember smelling it at one time and didn't like the smell.
Milk in the US is sweet af, and i hate it. I only buy unsweetened almond milk.
I trust soy milk and soft fluffy fox ears ❤
Make your own. It’s super easy and waaay more healthy than the stuff sold in markets
Food stuff is a topic I've had to teach myself to avoid. I get so heated, not because "everyone's lying" but "how don't you know?!" Creating shelf stable rapeseed oil(shortening) is a modern scientific miracle. It's cool food-science, but obviously you can't just replace natural fats in their entirety ETC. ETC. ETC. Ad infinitum.
Bringing up food stuff with me, is like bringing up politics & religion during a party. The mood gets ruined, no one has fun, and now I'm (deservedly) the asshole because it's so hard for me to stay quite. Modern food science saves so many lives, but nothing is taught.
Vegans getting scammed challenge 😂
16:50 oh the FDA standars for information in products is insane, i live in Chile, we have very good label laws, and the products comming from USA need to be relabeled cause the info those produce have is barely more that what we legally require for pet food... its actually insane.
Please don't ruin oat milk for me...
I love this video. Really did opened my mind. I think your title should be SmugAlana the enlightened.
i am not interested in drinking any kind of milk, oat or from the cows
Just want something with cereal that won’t make me shit myself or die early
In mexico, you cant call anything plant based milk either