Alpro Barista Foamable Coconut Plant-Based Drink, 1L

This is by far my favourite milk to use nowadays, for both coffee as well as for porridge, shakes, smoothies etc The milk is straight away foamable, so you don't have to use any special device to create the foam on your coffee - you could do, but then you would get more of a cappuccino I would say.The taste is lovely, and even my flatmate who only drinks normal milk, thinks this is pretty delicious.The only thing I will they would make an unsweetened option, cause I am sure this one has a bit of sugar in it, but I don't want to check because I love it too much at the moment :)

I use this every day when making my latte, great taste

Live a coconut late (make in my velvituser) … perfect every time

High quality and very tasty. Great for flat whites

Good for foaming but I prefer plenish or other makes, alpro is usually a big soya label.

Alpro is the best

The media could not be loaded. This is by far the best milk I use for coffees as well as other foods. As a person who cannot drink normal milk, I was looking for something tasting not too artificial, and this is my winner. Not to mention, it foams up perfectly with my frother, so that's another big plus. Highly recommend it. Plus, you can often buy it on offer when purchasing with Amazon Fresh, so that always helps to save a few extra £.

Sounded like a great idea so without a thought I bought it. I could already see how I possibly did not need a frother after all and how I could get all sorts of home-made hot cocoa for a winter that did not invite me outside as much. I got excited by the organic certification, the directions, and the instructions for Baristas.The smell was great and I thought the touches of sugar I could smell came from the natural sugar in coconut. That was not the case. I could taste added sugar and something else that was not the usual rice "milk" that is often added to some coconut drinks (not milk). It turns out it contains soya and sweetness-wise, both sugar and fructose.This is definitely not for me even though I still think the idea is great. If they can remove the sugar so I can add my own measure and choice of the product if I so wish, hold the soya and probably the dubious "flavouring" that they did not bother to mark either "natural" or not, then, there I'll give it another try.