Milk
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Common substitutes for oat milk are Milk, Evaporated Milk, and Coconut Milk, with ratios below.
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Oat Milk is known as oat drink, oat beverage, and oatmilk.
Oat Milk is light on sweetness, light on fat richness, light on bitterness, light on saltiness, and light on umami.
Oat Milk is use as a one-to-one milk swap in baking, coffee, and cereal. It's thinner and less rich than dairy, so sauces and custards may need extra thickener. Shake before using since it can separate. Store refrigerated and use within a week of opening.
Oat Milk has high water content. Adds moisture; can thin batters or release liquid when heated.
Swaps well for dairy milk in cakes and quick breads. Adds mild sweetness and a slightly looser batter.
Use in pan sauces for a light body. Can split a bit near high heat.
Holds up fine in soups and braises. Add near the end to avoid a grainy separation.
Not steamed directly, but works as the liquid in steamed puddings and custards.
Pour over cereal or use in smoothies. Thinner and less creamy than dairy milk.
Common base for lattes and shakes. Foams reasonably well but less rich than dairy milk.
Not used for frying. Too watery and low in fat to fry with or in.
No role on the grill. Not a marinade or basting liquid.