SPROUD - Plant-Based Milk, Low Sugar, Low Carb, High Protein, Long Life, Powered by Peas, Rich, Foamy and Easy to Froth (Barista) (6 x 1L)

I have a vegan and gluten free diet and can not drink soya nut or oat milk so bought this to try. This taste like normal milk. When shaken it has a great consistency to drink cold. Have not tried it hot yet but I think it would work well in puddings and vegan gluten free cakes for their buttermilk part in the recipe. There is a lot of versatility to this milk and the plus side for me is that of the protein level of this milk adds to my diet level. Will buy this again as I bet this would make a great hot chocolate drink on a cold day.

Good taste and fair price

Love this milk, its so creamy and rich

As a milk substitute think it’s ok - not as watery as some of the nut milks

Love. Love. Love. Creamy and delicious. Tend to only use a splash in my tea or coffee. Although it does foam amazingly, I find taste a little overpowering for a full latte so tend to use oat or soya for lattes. Definitely recommend trying as it's great as in Americanos and tea

God this milk...tastes so bad?? I wasn’t expecting it to from the raving reviews but my word it’s awful! The smell seems like it would be a good milk alternative, the first split second taste is pretty decent but after that you get walloped with this horrendous metallic tang that’s just.... Oh it’s not good. I can *potentially* see how this would be good in coffee, I can’t understand how anyone says they can have this straight or in cereal. I’m so disappointed, especially as I was hoping this would be a great soya milk alternative now that I can only buy two at a time because of the current quarantine. Just gutted that I’m now stuck with 6 of these!! (Also the barista and original versions have an ingredient list that’s virtually the same, except with agave sugar being a bit higher up the original so I doubt it will taste much different)

Been using this milk for a few years now. It's great with coffee

Given that a litre of milk is about 80p I didn't mind paying one and a half times that price for a healthy ethical alternative when it was selling for £7.26 for 6 (£1.21 each litre). The flavour is good on cereal, better than almond milk, and the texture is less watery than some milk alternatives. Then the price jumped to £12.71 for 6L, or £2.12 per litre. This is nearly 2.7x the cost of milk and almost twice the price it used to be. I've once again been priced out of affording the healthy ethical option. I don't get why it they could sell it cheaper before. Basically the product is good but the pricing is off putting. I'm fed up with people advertising products as if they are supposed to be marketing on things like "sustainability" then gouging you once you start buying it.