Taza Chocolate Organic Oat Milk Chocolate Bar, Classic, 2.5 Ounce (10 Count), Vegan

So far it is the best oat milk chocolate I tried. I got the variety pack.

I had never tried oat milk chocolate and was a bit skeptical at first, but this is the real deal! It's tasty and creamy and melts in your mouth. It's a great quality chocolate, though does taste more like a dark chocolate. No weird aftertaste, though not very sweet. Even my son, who doesn't care much for dark chocolate, loves this. I prefer darker chocolate, and this is perfect to me.Whatever you use it for - s'mores, baking, or just a treat on its own - it's delicious!

It's pretty mediocre chocolate. I like that it's plant based and ethically sourced. It's nothing to write home about.

These vegan candy bars are made from organic oat milk and are dairy-free and soy-free. They are certified organic. They are absolutely delicious, creamy, and chocolaty. The texture is smooth. They melt easily in the mouth. These candy bars contain almonds and traces other tree nuts and sesame seeds. There are 9 grams of sugar per serving. They are pricey per bar at about $5.40 each at the time of this review. I was impressed at first taste because they taste just like regular chocolate and are smooth and creamy. Overall, these are very tasty, vegan, organic candy bars.

I was pleasantly surprised by the smooth taste of these chocolate bars. This is definitely not your typical milk chocolate flavor but it is delicious. I like that it is dairy,vegan and gluten free and made out of oatmilk. It melted in my mouth and tastes so smooth and rich. The consistency is about average like your typical chocolate bar. You get a total of 10 in the pack which is a good deal.

Actually, tasteless would’ve been an improvement over what this tasted like.I can’t recommend it at all. Try endangered species or equal exchange chocolate bars, available here on Amazon and at Whole Foods. Whole Foods often has them on sale.They are far superior to this bar by Taza. I was shocked as I like many other Taza chocolate bars. Apparently not the ones with oat milk.

Ive been curious about these bars for a while and finally decided to try them. They are surprisingly different in a good way. I was thinking that they were going to have a bit of crunch to them looking at the ingredients and description but no, it is surprisingly smooth. It has a flavor that is sort of tough to put a finger on but it absolutely puts a typical American chocolate bar to shame in my opinion. It is rich but not comparably to European chocolate. Would defiantly buy again.

Alright, oat based milk chocolate - I was skeptical, as I am of most vegan plant based alternatives. Yet, the flavor of the chocolate was actually surprisingly good. While it lacks some of the richness of traditional milk chocolate, the oat milk creates a different flavor that meshes well with the cacao. It has a good snap to it, the chocolate is very smooth which I'd attribute to the stone grinding that inspired the creation of Taza, the sweetness is just right, finely diced almonds offer little crunches of texture and flavor that the sea salt compiments every well. I'm very impressed, it's like a chocolate that keeps on giving without giving you so much you feel sick after eating it. Very well balanced.A look at the ingredients leaves very little mystery as to what goes into this bar. Organic ingredients, ethically sourced cacao that pays the farmers well, I mean this stuff is about as clean as you can get in more ways than one. It's one of the few examples of plant based alternatives where if I had to replace the original, I wouldn't mind it at all.I'm very impressed with the company. I had to look up their site to learn more about them. It's good to see companies doing what these guys are doing, even more so that they don't sacrifice quality or flavor to do so. So stoked that I was able to get to try these. The price of this chocolate is obviously on the higher side, it's a premium you when a company does what Taza does. While I wouldn't say you'd be eating these every week, I think it could make for a fantastic gift to the Vegans in your life.