We compared MYOM’s Original Blend to a host of supermarket oat milk brands, and there’s only one winner:
As human beings, we can be inherently lazy. We all know that shopping around would get us better deals on superior products—but if we can do the whole grocery run in one place, that’s a winner.
In a bid to shed some light on how damaging our shopping habits can be, we compared a selection of supermarket oat milk brands to MYOM’s new formula—and the results were conclusive.
Before we dive in, it’s worth noting you can get free shipping with MYOM by using code GYMFLUENCERSAGENCY at checkout.
MYOM Takes On The World
When pitting MYOM against supermarket oat milk brands, there are a few factors to consider: taste, environmental impact, nutritional value, and value for money. Let’s get stuck in, shall we?
Taste
The budget supermarket oat milk brands are often exactly what you’d expect—cheap and watered down. In contrast, each pouch of MYOM is made up of 80% oats, delivering an authentic, creamy flavour that’ll do more than just change the colour of your coffee.
In independent research with regular oat drink consumers, a whopping 62% said they preferred the taste of MYOM to their current brand, and 80% rated the taste very good or excellent.
Environmental Impact
MYOM isn’t your typical oat drink that you’d pick up in a carton—it comes in easy-to-use pouches that mix with water to make a litre of fresh milk at a time.
When you shop with MYOM, you’ll also get a retro-style glass bottle that can be used time and time again, eliminating a whole heap of unnecessary packaging.
While supermarket oat milk brands may come in recyclable containers, there’s a much larger picture at play—involving wasted water, travel emissions, and extra plastic packaging.
Nutritional Value
While it may taste nice and sweet, MYOM’s Original Oat Milk Blend contains no added sugar. The only sugar you’ll find on the back of the packet is naturally occurring from the oats.
What’s more, it’s fortified with calcium, vegan-friendly vitamin D3, vitamin B12, and iodine to ensure you aren’t missing out on any of the good stuff.
Compared to Tesco’s own-brand oat milk, MYOM has less fat, less than half the sugar, and higher levels of vitamins and minerals.
Value for Money
Eight pouches of MYOM’s Original Oat Milk Blend will set you back £12.99 for a one-time purchase, or £11.69 if you subscribe.
Worst case scenario, you’re paying £1.62 per litre of oat milk—compared to £1.35 for an inferior supermarket brand.
What’s more, with supermarket cartons, half the milk is likely to end up down the drain before you’ve even had a chance to finish it. Thanks to MYOM’s handy glass bottle, your milk stays fresher for longer—minimising waste and maximising enjoyment.
The Clear Winner: MYOM
All things considered, there’s only one clear winner in this battle of the oat milks: MYOM.
For a smidgen of extra effort shopping around, you’re getting a great-tasting, versatile, eco-friendly, and nutritionally rich oat milk that’ll last in your cupboard for far longer than anything from the supermarket fridges.
Head to MYOM’s website to join the MYOM movement today—and don’t forget to use code GYMFLUENCERSAGENCY for free shipping.
