Elmhurst1925 Milked Hazelnuts Unsweetened Hazelnut Milk, 32 Ounce (Pack of 6)

I love how this milk tastes. It doesn't have any weird aftertaste, it just tastes creamy and light. Goes well in recipes and in tea. I like that it has minimal ingredients!!

Bought this because much lower glycemic index than others. While not as sweet as my oat milk, I’ll take the lower glycemic index AND only 2 ingredients.

This hazelnut milk has a very strong chemical taste to it. I poured all 6 containers down the drain. Amazon refunded me. Don't buy! Tried to contact the company Elmhurst and their phone number has been disconnected. Sent them a message on their website.

Love this brand! No extra ingredients and very creamy.

Elmhurst clearly has the highest quality commercial nut milks out there right now - so far I have tried the Hazelnut, Cashew, and Walnut milks. They are smooth and creamy, no added sugar, no added gums or fillers, non-GMO, vegan, and gluten-free. Prior to discovering these I was buying Tempt or Pacific Foods or Manitoba brand. I had liked the Tempt Unsweetened nut milks, but Tempt changed their formula for the worse and now they are like soupy water. I miss the original version but has to find something better.I buy and use the Hazelnut milk the most. The Pacific Foods brand seems to offer the only other Hazelnut milk and while it is much cheaper, it is sub-par and basically flavored water. Unfortunately buying the Elmhurst in this 6-pack is expensive. Even Whole Foods has it for less at $5.99 per carton. With the 6 pack you are paying a whopping $7.49 per carton.If I need a 6 pack really fast though I bite the bullet and pay the extra money rather than try to get a WF delivery which has it's own issues. If you have the money to spend, you cannot do better than Elmhurst unless you make your own. I do wish the 6-pack price were not so high though, it will be out of reach for many people and that is unfortunate and I hope they can find a way to lower the price.

I have tried many milk options for nondairy alternatives. This flavor is on the top of the list. Healthy, creamy and puts a smile on my face while drinking my am coffee.

Seriously Amazon packers was this necessary to send a package not properly insulated with packing materials? It looks like a careless 15 year old placed the 6 pack of Hazelnut mylk carton into an oversized box taped it up and throw it onto the mailing cart. Only one carton of Mylk was full the rest were damaged and 5 leaked and soaked the mailing box only to be delivered in a large garbage bag from the mail man. I do have to say the customer service was great at handling the issue and refunded me the full amount of $47. I do like the product because it has only 2 ingredients, hazelnuts and water. Great for a banana smoothie added with a touch of organic cacao, create a french toast with sourdough bread breakfast feast or pare with buckwheat cereal. Or whatever your palate desires. Enjoy

I have been buying this milk for couple years and I am so upset the quality slowly going down. In the beginning it was real nuts, you can feel it, milk had sweet wholesome nutty taste and thick texture. Not anymore. Couple months ago they somehow managed to remove fat part, remember that fatty cream pieces in your milk - gone! but the last package I received just this week is even worse, they totally removed something, which gives that sweet hazelnut taste and milk now is bitter, dry and empty. I used to drink my coffee with that hazelnut milk with no sugar or any sweetener because it gives such amazing natural sweet taste of hazelnut. All I can feel now is bitter hazelnut skin.I believe it's quite expensive to use full real hazelnut, so they just extract everything useful and sell us the residue for the same high price, like it's wholesome nut milk 😔🤦I noticed this pattern with many products here, in the US. Companies start to sell a good, wholesome product to attract customers and then slowly removing all good parts because their brand sells so well and they don't need good quality anymore.Don't waste your money, and don't support companies who treat us like this.