TikToxic oat milk

Don’t wait for the algorithm to serve you viral TikToks and Twitter Threads about Oatly’s “toxic” ingredients… We’ve got the full list right here! 

Sometimes in the dead of night, a Swedish community manager from Oatly will wake up in a cold sweat, muttering phrases like, “Non-GMO, expeller-pressed rapeseed oil” or “it’ s maltose from our enzymatic production process.”

The community manager’s partner will hug the troubled soul and say something like, “Honey! It’s okay! It was just a dream.” To which the community manager will reply, “But was it?” 

This sad exchange comes about because the internet is full of “amateur nutritionists”--aka people who make catchy TikTok videos and Twitter threads slamming Oatly’s ingredients. If you’ve had the pleasure of seeing this content, you’ve likely seen someone mention Oatly’s use of rapeseed oil, sugar, cocoa, or even water. 

We thought about having our very smart--and very nerdy--food scientists answer all this hate with TikToks of their own. However, each video they made lasted 2-hours and included really big words like beta-glucans (which the algorithm does not appreciate). So instead, they helped us craft highly informative answers on Oatly.com, explaining how each ingredient is carefully analyzed for its nutritional value, taste and sustainability, and how a random influencer’s take on seed oil is usually not the most accurate. 

But if you’re not in the mood for boring information from highly-educated Oatly nerds, scroll down for the much-more-entertaining Tweets and TikToks keeping our community managers busy. And of course, if you’d like to add to the list, simply read the side of our packaging, pick an ingredient, and post a random claim of your own! 

Screenshot of a conversation: Why do you contaminate a great product w rapseed oil?
Screenshot of a conversation about added sugar on social media
Screenshot of a conversation: We really worried about cows?
Screenshot of a conversation: Your toxic sludge literally contains trans fats
Screenshot of a conversation: The sugar you add is bad
Screenshot of a conversation: Why does your milk have Genetically Motified rapeseed (canola) oil in it?
Screenshot of a conversation: Oatly has the same blood sugar impact as coke
Screenshot of a conversation: I like your oat milk until just now
Screenshot of a conversation: Do you have a petition to not bring processed garbage mimmicking foodstuff to school?
Screenshot of a conversation: With all the healthier oils available, why are you even using rapeseed oil
Screenshot of a conversation: Wish you guys would stop the canola oil
Screenshot of a conversation: I'm learning more and more how bad oatly is for you
Screenshot of a conversation: Are you planning to take the rapeseed oil out of your milk?
Screenshot of a conversation: Too bad you use conventional oatsthat are doused in glyphosate
Screenshot of a conversation: While most people giving praise to these guys
Screenshot of a conversation: Love your oat milk
Screenshot of a conversation: what about the rapeseed oil and canola oil?
Screenshot of a conversation: Why should the kids drink a product which contains loads of sugar
Screenshot of a conversation: Processed poop
Screenshot of a conversation: Why do you put rapeseed oil in your "milk"?
Screenshot of a conversation: make your milks with more pure ingredients
Screenshot of a conversation: Please remove the rapeseed oil from your original milk
Conversation about unpaid intern answering to all the hate on social media
Screenshot of a conversation: Low erucic acid rapeseed oil is healthier than rapeseed oil
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