The company's biggest expansion to date, Chobani Oat includes multiple flavors of non-dairy yogurts, including some blended with crunchy granola crumbles. The real stars of the show, though, are the oat milks in four flavors: plain, plain extra creamy, vanilla, and chocolate. Expected to hit shelves in January at $4 for a 52 ounce carton, the price is hard to beat. There's also a special Barista Blend available that acts like steamed whole milk, allowing you to make frothy, coffee shop-level lattes right at home. In addition to the oat milks and yogurts, Chobani will also release non-dairy creamers in four classic flavors, including caramel, sweet cream, hazelnut, and vanilla. One splash, and you're good to go.
"Our vision for better food for more people has always spanned further than the yogurt aisle. Now, we’re ready to take that first step beyond the category where our story began," Niel Sandford, vice president of new product development at Chobani, tells Well+Good. "The demand for plant-based, non-dairy options has significantly grown over recent years, and we see oat as a superior base from both an agriculture and sensory perspective."
I don't know about you, but I'm sold.
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