Plenish Almond Milk Drink| 8 x 1 Litre | Vegan, Organic and Unsweetened

After taking a bit more interest in the ingredients of my dairy free milks, I was determined to find one without oils/thickening gums (these seem to be in most). Delighted to have found PLENISH!Yes, it's a bit more expensive but I'm happy to pay the price difference for a smooth & silky tasting Almond Milk. Plus it only has 3 ingredients - almonds, water & sea salt, I can't tell you how happy that makes me :)After enjoying my first carton, I decided to set up a Subscription & Save order, as I will not be going back to those other milks. The PLENISH Almond Milk really is that good, instantly tasted the Almonds after my first taste - which was a welcome surprise. Imagine actually tasting the ALMONDS in your Almond Milk!Goes to show the inferior quality that I had been used to. Very, very happy with my introduction to PLENISH Almond Milk. Looking forward to trying the other plant based options in the PLENISH range.

Took the leap of faith and ordered the box of 8, so glad we did. My husband is on a new healthy eating eating plan following the keto diet, so this milk had the best ratings for that as it not only is organic, but doesn’t add any other ingredients.Well needless to say it was purchased for my husband, however, we have all tasted it now and it is delicious, it’s turns your coffee into a nut praline delight, hot chocolates into a chocolate box of treats and recipes into heavenly delights.It is delicious and it does separate a bit in coffee but once you stir it it’s fine, we’ve had not major separation as others have described, and it doesn’t alter the taste at all, it still tastes delicious.We would definitely recommend this almond milk, it has a creamy texture, rich subtle nut flavour that enhances everything you add it to. It came well packaged from Amazon and we will be ordering more.Delicious....

This was the first time I have bought Plenish . Found it by mistake and I was used to using a widely common brand from supermarkets but which cotain gums although unsweetened - was thebest that I could get or so I thought.The milk is light and sweeet and you can taste the lovely hazelnut flavour.Good cold or in baking and even added hot to a few pieces of 100 % chocoltae for a low carb tasty hot choc drink.I have also ordered the almond milk and I am waiting for it too arrive. A little bit more than the common selections in the supermarket but no hidden nasties and that,s what I am willing to pay for

This was a pleasant surprise, I got the hazelnut version and it’s a very light brown colour and quite tasty. I wasn’t expecting it to be much different from almond milk but it’s distinctly different and definitely tastes of hazelnut! Works well in smoothies, chia pudding, porridge, vegan pancakes etc.PROS- Great nutty flavour- Higher nut content than other brands (6% compared to the usual 1 - 2% in most nut milks) so it’s more nutritious- Minimal clean ingredients (literally just hazelnuts, water and salt)- Sugar free- Good consistency and no separation- Longlife (mine had a 6 months expiration date) and lasts 5 days in the fridge after openingCONS- The higher nut content makes the milk higher fat, which might put some people off (but keep in mind that nuts are healthy and low in saturated fats)- It's a little thinner / more watery than I'm used to (e.g. compared to Provamel)- More expensive than other branded nut milks and supermarket own brandsNotesThere’s also no added calcium, which I think could be a pro or con... Most of the dairy free milk brands add it (usually about 120mg calcium per 100ml), some also add B12 and other vitamins. I guess not everyone wants added vitamins especially when it's something like calcium carbonate. Plus, although I’ve done it, I personally try to avoid heating milk at high temperatures when synthetic vitamins and additives have been added in so I found Plenish to be a very welcome addition to my kitchen.I do wish the milk was a little bit thicker but I guess you can't improve on that without adding thickeners to the ingredients list. This aside, I think it's safe to say I’m a new Plenish fan and will definitely be repurchasing and trying other flavours in the range. It's just a budgetary issue for me now as it's a pricey milk (at least double, sometimes triple the price of others).

I used to buy the Rude Health standard almond milk (which includes rice). When I saw it had so much sugar (naturally occuring) and carbs in it, I decided to look again.I found the Rude Health ultimate almond milk and the Plenish almond milk on Amazon, both are organic and pure, (both suitable for Paleo) So I ordered a batch of both and have been trying both out.The Rude health ultimate almond milk is less tasty, more watery, needs shaking before using each time. It also slightly clots, like the mixture doesn't quite produce a smooth finish.The Plenish almond milk on the otherhand is creamy and rich. I didn't need to shake it and I've had no clotting in hot drinks either.It turns out the Plenish (at current prices) is slightly less expensive. I will keep buying the Plenish almond milk.And to be honest, I found both of these a little challenging to start with because there is no sweetness to either, so a couple of drops of Sweetleaf liquid stevia was helpful.