Plenish Organic Unsweetened Cashew Milk 1L (Pack of 8)

This cashew milk is excellent quality – smooth texture, subtle creamy flavour, and no added sugars or unnecessary ingredients. The colour is natural and fresh-looking, and it blends beautifully into coffee, smoothies, and cooking. The cartons are sturdy and easy to store. Great health benefits and completely dairy-free, with no additives. For an organic, unsweetened product, the pack of 8 offers fantastic value for money. A reliable staple in my plant-based kitchen.

It’s the best vegan milk in my opinion, it’s creamy and tastes lovely but doesn’t add an overpowering taste to tea like oat milk for example, it’s only watery if you don’t shake properly as the cream does separate- but that’s because it has no stabilisers etc, which is why I buy this milk/brand in the first place so it doesn’t bother me, it also means you don’t get that horrible slimy saliva texture as you do with milks that have additives in

As someone who has tried ALL of the *mylk alternatives out there, I am so happy that I found Plenish. Water, organic cashews (although their hazelnut milk is also really great) and a pinch of salt - that's it. No oils and thickeners that throw your hormones off balance, or stabilisers, sweeteners and all of that. Tastes lovely in coffees (iced or hot) and tea, cereals and baking. Note however as this product does not contain all the stabilisers, thickeners and all of that, best to shake it occasionally - with the lid on please :D

I’m delighted by this cashew milk. It tastes great; not as creamy as oat milk (which I find too creamy in tea) but more creamy than almond milk (which I find a little bitter in tea). Cashew milk is hard to find and this one has nice simple ingredients. For that reason (the lack of stabilisers) it does curdle in coffee but is good in matcha and breakfast tea in my experience. So as long as you’re aware of the trade off, that it avoids the gums and added nasties often found in plant milk but that makes it less stable in coffee, then it’s a great milk. I’d love to find a cashew milk that was fortified with calcium but sadly this one isn’t. I picked this one to replace oat milk, which tends to spike my blood sugar, so I prefer to avoid that now.

I love this stuff with granola, so light and refreshing, and healthful to boot. Amazingly a cup of tea is decent, like having skimmed milk in tea - never gonna be the best cup of tea you've ever had in your life but good if you are trying to reduce saturated fat like I am. Hint is to warm the milk in the cup, then pour in tea from a tea pot, although it also works being poured into tea. It did split in coffee but I didn't care, it still tasted fine!

I love the taste of this for my coffee although it does tend to split and look curdled which looks unappealing but im not bothered by it I just leave a teaspoon in my cup and stir before drinking, bonus is the clean ingredients

Cashew are my favourite nut so when I saw this clean nut milk version I was so excited and keen to give it a chance, sure I’d like it. Unfortunately this is the worst lactose free milk I’ve ever tasted, it’s incredibly watery and doesn’t pair well with coffee at all, leaving a horrible bitter aftertaste. If you try to warm it up in tea or coffee it separates horribly. I wish I could say this is a good alternative as it’s low in sugar and carbohydrates but high in fat, great for keto and other diets, but it’s bad at best. Just a shame I spent so much money on a full pack, definitely would recommend buying a singular bottle to try before splurging.

Quickly delivery and came at a good price. Thank you