Milkadamia | Unsweetened Macadamia Milk | 6 x 946ml

I bought this and unsweeterned vanilla one to try what is the macadamia nutmilk craze all about. The vanilla one was fine but very watery (like cheap almond milk, not the barista style one). This one was definitely enhanced with some flavouring (maybe a touch of vanilla?) As it turned the soup into a weird concoction of cauliflower, dill and vanilla..... Good for smoothies tho, but not for coffee or cooking

Bit disappointed thought it was tastier than that

I love the taste of this macadamia nut milk. It goes great with coffee and protein shakes.

Love the ingredients in this product - on my very special & healthy diet this product is perfect!

Nice milk , unsweetened to use however. Would recommend

Bought this as a non dairy milk for Keto. It’s been great in smoothies. Has an almost vanilla flavour. Really happy with it and good to have in tea too.

seller swiftly responded to my questions. Delicious product. Super service

Love this product

This review is for the unsweetened version. I quite like this macadamia nut milk. Maybe three years ago, I gave up all dairy and eggs for a bit over a year because I'm not comfortable with how animals are treated in factory farms. During that period, I used soy and almond milks, but I ended up going back to milk (trying to find the most humane brands offered in my area) because I just didn't feel good physically. A couple of years later, I'm now suspecting that I've developed a lactose intolerance as I've gotten older, so I started looking for alternatives and found this. When I use this on cereal, I really don't notice a difference between it and milk. I think it's great on cereal. Yes, it definitely tastes different than milk, but the cereal masks that for me. When drinking it straight, I think it's at least as good as soy or almond milk...which means that I don't think it's awesome, but it's not bad at all. The containers are very convenient. You don't need to refrigerate this until you open one, although I do keep mine in the refrigerator so that they're already cold when I want to open a new one. No question, I wish that the price was lower. At the moment, it's a bit more than twice as expensive as the milk that I was buying, which is already over twice as expensive as regular milk...so, this stuff isn't cheap. But, I like the taste on cereal and I feel fine after having it.

Milkadamia is my favorite. These always arrive quickly and no damage. All good.

I developed gestational diabetes during my last two pregnancies and despite having dropped a lot of weight, I am still considered pre diabetic. I am also sadly lactose intolerant. Unfortunately, it wasn’t until after my last pregnancy that I found out how awful oatmilk is for diabetics because it absolutely sky rockets your blood sugar levels. Which may be a reason why my diabetes has carried into my postpartum era. Anyways, I was told by a dietitian that most milk alternatives raise blood sugar levels exponentially. However, coconut and macadamia nut are the two that are your best options. Now, with this being said, I have switched to the macadamia nut milk for my overnight oats, protein shakes, and chia pudding and they all taste great. There is no overpowering nutty taste like that of almond milk and it is not sweet or toasty like coconut milk. To me, it’s the closest taste to regular milk when used in prepping items that call for milk. I have never been someone who enjoyed drinking a plain glass of milk and will not drink this on its own either. I will say that the texture is about as thick as vitamin d milk and it unfortunately does not froth in my milk frother. Also, it does not taste good as an alternative to oatmilk in coffee. Overall, I have found it to be a great milk substitute that is still relatively versatile and not terribly expensive.