MALK reviews and discussion

One of the few nut milks that i really enjoy. I switch between the almond and oat, and i really like the ones that have alittle added vanilla. They are rather expensive but i find the quality to be very good so i dont mind spending abit more.

I like this creamer since it does add some coconut flavor to the coffee. It’s a great dairy free option. A shot glass worth of creamer added to a double espresso worked for me. Despite shaking the creamer vigorously for 10-20 seconds there was still some clumps remaining.

I really like their branding and focus on simple ingredients. I typically eat more animal-based but buy this brand when I am accommodating anyone with a dairy allergy! I've only tried the unsweetened almond milk, but think it is very good! Not watered down like other brands.

I had to try this out to see what all the hype was about! Awesome lettering for MALK! Draw back for me on this one is the plastic container but it is really hard these days. Could it come in a glass container or something. The consistency was better than some other almond milks I have had. I was impressed. I have added it to my chai creamer :)

Malk is my preferred brand of almond milk. I love the minimal ingredients and the taste. It is more censored but I can usually get it on sale at my local Publix so that’s great. I will continue to purchase.

I didn't really care for the foamy almond milk sediment. The bottle said to shake it up and it still settled at the bottom even after shaking it up and didn't emulsify fully. It was really watery and thin. The only positive thing I found about it was that it has only three ingredients. I can't vouch for their other products but their almond milk is not my cup of tea.

I really love the taste of MALK and how it's a dairy free milk alternative. The vanilla one is the only one I've tried and it tastes really good. It's my favorite to use in cereal or add chocolate sauce and make chocolate MALK.

I tried two types of MALK the original oat and almond flavors. I would say that they are okay but very thin. The almond one was salty (?) and I didn’t enjoy the flavor at all. The oat version was fine but nothing amazing. I wouldn’t buy again.

Malk oat milk is my new favorite plant based milk. It tastes delicious and fresh. They have shelf stable milk and refrigerated milk and I buy them both. I love them in my protein shakes and my lattes. Definitely recommend.

I have tried both the almond and oat Malk flavors and was pleased with both products. The alternative to dairy milk in general tends to fit my quest for health. On this note, Malk doesn't use artifical flavors which I appreciate. I also found both flavors to be top quality. The oat milk in particular had a very smooth taste.

Have tried both the caramel creamer in a plastic bottle and the shelf stable almond milk in the paper carton. Really like the flavor and consistency of the creamer. I noticed the almond milk itself is a bit chalky and can split a bit / get chunky when making a latte (my matcha latte made with it pictured).

What really drew me to this almond milk was the fact that it only contained three ingredients — filtered water, organic almonds, and Himalayan salt. It tastes great in my smoothies or in cereal. Looking to try the chocolate milk version next!

The taste is incredible. Better than any other coconut milk I've ever used. Plus It's nice to know that the can is BPA free, and it doesn't contain guar gum or additives.A good, distinctive, nutty flavour overall, with a creamy texture and only a slight sweetness.

I have tried the coconut, soy and almond milk and both were very tasty. I especially liked the soy milk. I like that the consistency is thin and has a great taste. I would highly recommend this product !

This creamer from Malk is my new fave so I have pretty much stopped using my regular brand. I don’t like added oils in my creamer so this is perfect because it’s only made with simple organic ingredients. Love the slightly sweet taste of caramel and the creaminess it adds to my morning coffee.

I've tried quite a few unsweetened almond milks in my time, and found MALK to be among the best. The consistency and taste are fairly close to traditional cow's milk (which I also drink), and the minimal list of ingredients (filtered water, organic almonds, and Himalayan pink salt) was a real selling point (though to be honest I'm not sure what the pink salt adds vs. regular NaCl). I'm not a coffee drinker, but my wife reports that it curdles in coffee, which she found problematic (though once stirred, it didn't impact the taste of the coffee). It's a little on the expensive side ($7.49 for 18 oz. at Sprouts), so not sure how often I'll indulge, but there's no question it's a fine, flavorful product.

None of my ventures into plant-based creamers had ended too well, so I was hesitant to try another one. I finally caved, and oh my goodness... this is so good! There are literally only six natural, organic, pronounceable ingredients in it and they literally do their job in my coffee taste ah-mazing!

I tried the almond milk before and it was very watery to me. Thus, I was pleasantly surprised the creamer is much creamier and taste lot better in comparison. Straight out of the bottle actually tastes a bit quite sweet, so it serves well when mixed in tea. I like the clean and authentic taste with no additives.

I generally liked MALK's products - first of all, I think their name is really innovate and their packaging is very eye-catching. I liked that they make so many different dairy alternatives products and I'm really impressed by their high quality and clean ingredients list.

These plant milks are a bit expensive, but other than that, I love them. I love that they don’t have any additional unnecessary ingredients, and that you can actually taste where the milk comes from. For instance, almond and cashew milk are so nutty and delicious