Silk and Nescafé Launch New Dairy-Free Options for Coffee Lovers

Silk and Nescafé Launch New Dairy-Free Options for Coffee Lovers

  • Hannah Bugga
  • Hannah Bugga

Coffee and tea drinkers can now enjoy two brand-new oat milk creamers under dairy-free company Silk’s Oat Yeah brand.

The Oat Yeah creamers come in two delicious flavors: The Vanilla One and The Oatmeal Cookie One. These new offerings are available at grocery stores nationwide, including Sprouts, Target, and Whole Foods. Martha Opela, Silk’s senior brand manager, stated:

Oatmilk first gained popularity with coffee-lovers in lattes from their favorite coffee shops. Now, with Oat Yeah Oatmilk Creamers, that experience is just as easy to enjoy at home. They’re deliciously creamy, gluten- and nut-free for those with food sensitivities, and are entirely plant-based versus traditional dairy creamers.

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Silk isn’t the only company diving into plant-based creamers and coffee drinks. U.K. grocery chain Tesco now offers Nescafé Gold dairy-free instant lattes, available in oat, almond, and coconut. Made with 100 percent Arabica beans, these smooth and creamy lattes are low in sugar and fat and contain no cholesterol.

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Nescafé posted the news to Instagram, even giving vegans a shout-out! Nestlé, the company behind Nescafé, also offers a line of plant-based creamers through the widely available Coffee-mate brand.

And these are just part of a bigger trend. A 2018 Bloomberg article about the growth of plant-based food points out that, from the previous year, sales of plant-based coffee creamer rose 131 percent!

It’s truly never been a better time to enjoy more plant-based foods. Get delicious recipes and meal ideas with a FREE Vegetarian Starter Guide today!