Rude Health6 x 1 Litre Organic No Sugars Almond Dairy-Alt Milk, 100% Natural Organic Drink, Lactose Free, Dairy Free & Gluten-Free, No Sugars, Award-Winning, Healthy & Vegan

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The best oat milk out there – hands down!So many oat milks have rapeseed oil in but this doesn’t 🙌I’ve tried so many oat milks over the years, and Rude Health is the one I always come back to. It’s creamy, smooth, and has that perfect subtle sweetness without being overpowering. Whether I’m using it in coffee, tea, porridge, or smoothies, it never splits and always tastes amazing.

This is probably the best rice drink on the market at the moment. I'm lactose intolerant and struggle with other alternative milks, so I get two boxes (4x6) delivered twice a month, in addition to making special trips to my local health food shop to stock up.Rice milk is known for being quite sweet, so having glasses of this helps me cut down on my cravings for chocolate while not being as sickly as other brands. It goes perfectly with cereal and hot drinks; Rude's product is a bit thicker and less watery than other brands. The texture is very smooth, with no graininess, froth, or 'bits'.The shelf life is also excellent; you can leave unopened cartons in the cupboard for months, meaning friends/family can stock up for when you come to visit, which is a huge relief if you're food-sensitive. Once open, they usually last for around a week in the fridge, but I tend to get through one or two cartons in a single day. Make sure they're stored away from sources of heat, though- I accidentally left a carton near a radiator and it caused it to go sour.I just wish rice milk was more popular and easier to get a hold of in the shops!

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really nice alternative milk , makes lovely hot chocolate

I am going to write to office of fair trading about this because it’s called ‘hazelnut’ drink. Turns out less than 25% of it is hazelnut and most of it (60%+) is rice. For someone that has endocrine issues to be DELIBERATELY misled on the packaging where hazelnut features in HUGE letters front and centre and ‘rice based’ is tucked away on a corner and in the small print is frankly appalling and offensive. No care is given here to people who need transparent labelling and the OFT and other government agencies are very clear about product labelling for precisely this reason. The difference between other nut *mylks is huge in terms of carbohydrate content. 13.5G to other nut mylks which are in the region of 3G.If your MAJORITY CONTENT IS RICE WHY DIES IT SAY HAZELNUT on the front of the packaging ??? You are trying to dupe consumers. To suggest on the front of the packaging it is made from nuts and then also keep the MAJORITY ingredient being rice to small print is misleading and manipulative and will cause people with endocrine health issues a massive disservice. You are required BY LAW to declare ingredients properly. You have not done this with this product and I will be pursing this through the formal channels. Absolutely outrageous egregious heinous marketing activity for a very expensive, potentially harmful product.

This is an excellent product. I use it for tea primarily as it does not taint the flavour unlike oat milk which turns tea into liquid weatabix! Also as it's naturally sweet, there's no need for sugar (for me anyway). I don't understand why this seems to be the only rice milk option generally available, regardless highly recommended.

Not great, not terrible .. there are no phosphates or any other horrible chemicals added, it seems everything is full of phosphates and nitrates nowadays, and i won't eat any of that rubbish.I drink good quality organic tea and this behaves like actual milk, it colours the tea easily so you don't need much, but i find the taste -in tea - unpleasant - i wouldn't drink it on it's own or in a milk shake or anything, so i won't be buying any more, unless this is the only one without chemical factory additives.. but i will be trying a few other brands without chemicals, then i will simply stop buying these, all they seem to do really is colour the tea to be honest.I prefer the oaty flavour ones, so if i find one of those without phosphates and all the other chemical junk i'll buy that.Tried it in Latte too, but it does have an unpleasant taste to it still, but i'm sure it's way better than dairy milks and all the junk they're putting in that. Pity the packaging isn't PFAS and microplastic & forever chemical free.