Almond Barista Blend

This almond milk has become the go-to at our office coffee station and for good reason. It froths up beautifully, which isn't something you can say about every non-dairy milk on the market. A lot of them fall flat when you try to foam them, but this one behaves the way you want it to - producing a nice, stable foam that makes office coffee feel genuinely special. Beyond the frothing, the taste and texture stand out. It's thick and satisfying in a way that thinner almond milks just aren't, and the flavor complements coffee rather than competing with it. It's the kind of thing that makes your morning cup feel like something you'd pay too much for at a coffee shop. The shelf stable packaging is a practical bonus for office use. Buying in a pack of six means you can stock up without worrying about refrigerator space or things going off before you get to them. Having a reliable supply on hand is one less thing to think about when you're managing an office kitchen. If your office has been settling for mediocre non-dairy milk because you assumed this was as good as it gets, this is worth trying. It's a simple upgrade that makes a noticeable difference and one that people will actually appreciate.

Truly the best almond milk in the market. Makes it easier for frothing and the rich consistency makes coffee drinks delicious. Easy to store and lasts a long time. I recommend them.

This is by far the best tasting almond milk that I have tried in my espresso drinks. I'm not a fan of almond milk because it usually tastes like paper or that soft papery shell around an almond nut instead of coffee. This does not have that taste. It does not foam for me as well as some other milks (soy and Ripple's pea protein milk does better), but it isn't bad. I was in search of a good almond milk since I am concerned about using soy (which for me is the absolute best in espresso drinks) and the pea protein just tasted kind of strange. So I will continue with this!

The Barista blend is a great liquid base for smoothies and protein shakes when it comes to taste and consistency. Also great for no-bake overnight oats. It's a lot better than the thin regular almond milk that feels like dirty almond water. That said, the Barista blend like all non-dairy milks, is still terrible for eating cereal and baking and can't replace Lactaid unless you have dairy allergies. Like pouring your cereal in water. Only downsides are no vanilla flavor and it's about three dollars cheaper at costco, but you trade that for convenience and gas money.

If you plan to FROTH this milk, whether with an espresso machine or a hand frother, read the RECENT comments. Califia changed their thickening agent which makes it so the ALMOND MILK BARISTA BLEND does not froth. You will not get a silky milk. You won’t be able to make latte art. I have purchased this brand for over 2 years, have used 2 different espresso machines that have their own frother, and have been able to make latte art consistently so I know it’s not a skill issue. I purchase their Oat Milk Barista for myself and the Almond Milk Barista for my partner. Their Oat Milk Barista is fine (for now) but their Almond Milk Barista is absolute garbage with the change. This change in formula is only a few months old so maybe I will switch back when they revert their formula. You WILL regret this purchase if you intent to make latte art. Tastes fine, but ruins the experience of being an at home barista. I purchased this brand over Oatly or Chobani, both of which I have tried before, due to the better price on Amazon but will go back since Califia delivers a very poor quality product.

Best almond milk for your coffees! We use with our chobani creamer.

good deal

I love Califia Farms Barista Blend Oat Milk and have used it quite a bit in my espresso drinks. The downside for me is the calories, so when I saw that their Almond Barista Blend has only 70 calories per serving, compared with 130 in the oat version, I was excited to try it. Unfortunately, I'm really disappointed in its frothing performance. The description specifically advertises this as being formulated to "froth + steam perfect lattes," but I simply cannot get it to froth properly. I have a Ninja Luxe Café 701 with an automatic frothing system, and I've tried it using the auto frother as well as frothing it manually. Neither method produces the results I expect from a barista milk. I know the problem isn't simply that almond milk can't produce good foam because the regular almond milk I normally buy, which isn't even marketed as a barista blend, froths better for me. I also checked the shelf life / expiration dates on these cartons, and they're good until January 2027, so old product shouldn't be the issue. That's particularly frustrating because everything else about this almond milk is good. I like the flavor and texture, it blends nicely with espresso, and the lower calorie count was exactly what attracted me to it. I'll still use the six-pack I purchased because it works perfectly well poured over my shaken iced espressos. But when I want an espresso drink with actual foam, I'm reaching for a different almond milk. I really wanted this to be a lower-calorie replacement for Califia's Oat Barista Blend, but for something specifically marketed as a Barista Blend and advertised for frothing and steaming, I expect it to actually froth. The taste is good enough to save it from a lower rating, but the performance doesn't live up to one of the product's biggest claims.

Buen sabor a almendra y cremosa

sabe horrible

De los 6 litros tres llegaron rotos y reventados y más de una semana tarde además dice que no devolución, no compren este producto

No espuma y el sabor es muy fuerte