Coconut Drink, Barista Grade, Gluten Free

Purchased this as an alternative to oat milk. Love the taste and froths really well for coffees. Yes it does have sugar, but much less than some high street brand oat milks and at the end of the day, quite a few people add sugar to hot drinks anyway so I don’t see how that’s an issue. You can’t expect ‘coconut milk’ to be sugar free - let’s be realistic! But overall very pleased.

This is a repeat item, purchased for it's quality, beneficial contribution to my health and also for the taste and enjoyment. Will continue to purchase in future.

I’ve tried many different coconut milks. This one is by far one of the best. It is thick and creamy, which is sometimes the problem with coconut milk - it’s just very thin and not much substance. This one is so thick. I use it in a Nespresso aeroccino to heat it up and it actually froths like a dairy milk would. It’s very cheap on subscribe and save and I’ve recommended it to many non dairy people

I’ve been buying this coconut milk for a few months now, and at first, it was smooth, fresh, and reliable. But lately? The quality has taken a nosedive. The last few cartons I bought started cuddling - yes, cuddling. Not in a cozy, comforting way, but in a curdled, separated, and downright suspicious way. Coconut milk should be creamy and consistent. It’s not dairy, so there’s no excuse for this kind of breakdown. I shake the carton, and instead of a silky pour, I get clumps and watery residue. It’s embarrassing to serve and unpleasant to drink. I don’t know what’s changed, processing? sourcing? storage? but something’s off. Nature doesn’t cuddle coconut milk. This brand shouldn’t either. I’m switching until they sort it out.

Very quick delivery service and product is nice Why did you choose this product over others?: Good for value for money Quite thick, I forgot to check sugar contents level

I switched to this product recently because it has no seed oils in it, The only problem with this is that it has sugar in it. Seems to be impossible to buy a plant-based barista milk that is pure and without some sort of pathogen in it. (Yes, sugar is a pathogen).

I've been buying Alpro long life soya milk for quite a while because it's more convenient than fresh. I thought I would give Glebe Farms a try as a number of people have suggested it. I've tried it for the first time this morning & it was seriously nice. Quite creamy & has a sweet taste to it. Depending how it goes in coffee (eg splitting) it may be my new go to for soya & possibly oat in the future.

Wow, absolutely Mourish!! Thick, creamy consistency.....I use this for my iced coffees, 🧊 my coffee machines westher that's with beans or filtered coffee ☕️ one of the best I've come across yet!!!! Highly recommend 👌