Every cup carries 7g of added sugars created when enzymes break down the oat starch, plus canola oil and only 3g of protein. (source)
The honest take
Oatly Original is a plant based milk built from an oat base of water and oats, with low erucic acid rapeseed oil (canola) added for that creamy mouthfeel. A cup runs 120 calories with 3g protein and 16g carbs, which is where the honesty matters: the label shows 7g total sugars and all 7g are counted as added sugars, because the enzymes that liquefy the oats break the starch down into sugar. If you are dairy free and want something that froths and pours like milk, it does the job well. If you are watching sugar or avoiding seed oils, this is not the plainest option on the shelf.
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Nutrition per serving
1 cup (240ml)
120Calories
3gProtein
16gCarbs
5gFat
2gFiber
7gSugar
100mgSodium
VeganDairy freeNon GMO
Who it's for
✓ Buy it if
Dairy free and vegan shoppers who want a creamy oat milk that performs in coffee and cereal.
✕ Skip it if
You are cutting added sugar, avoiding seed oils like canola, or you need a higher protein milk.
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