Organic oat drink. The Boring (But Very Important) Side If this side bores you, please read no further. Flip the carton around and have a wonderful day. Otherwise, please do enjoy. Legends of Oatly For over two decades carina has been our mojo, our secret sauce, our Yoda and why we've been fear- less in promoting a plant-based future. Her command of scientific facts, relentless approach to research and commitment to put independently verified carbon footprint data on all of our products has made drinking oat drink synonymous with being a forward-thinking human being. As she now pursues a future in the energy industry, we'd like the dairy industry to know that we've successfully downloaded all of carina's knowledge, persistence, dedication and ability to inspire others onto a human enhancement chip ready to be implanted into all of our new sustainability recruits as soon as the technology feels a little less sci-fi creepy. If that never happens, at least carina has made the writer of this package a better, more responsible, and definitely more sustainable person, which is no small accomplishment. Thank you for that carina. See you at the recycling center on Saturday? Infrequently Asked Questions Do I need a different mouth to drink oat drink? Good question actually. Because it wasn't that long ago that few people had even heard of oat drink, let alone thought of drinking it. "A 'milk' from oats and not cows? Preposterous!" yet here we are, face to face, well carton, considering what exactly drinking oat drink will require differently of you. The short answer is nothing really. Not your hands or nose or eyelids or even your neck area. No need for a different spoon to spoon it or a different tongue to lick your lips with. And you'll want to use the body you have to get all the nutri- tional benefits from it. Oat drink's only demand is that you can muster enough curiosity to give it an initial try, which means you will only risk liking it, then loving it, then switching to oat drink forever and perhaps even enjoying going entirely plant-based someday, so, nothing to lose.