Insomnia Cookies Now Offers Oatly

You can now enjoy oat milk with your vegan cookies.

By VegOut Editorial Team

Plant-based publication since 2016 · Editorial team across food, lifestyle, and human-behavior writing

Published Nov 16, 2023

Edited by the VegOut Editorial Team · Editorial standards

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Courtesy of Oatly

You can now enjoy oat milk with your vegan cookies.

Oat-based beverage brand Oatly has just sweetened the deal for cookie lovers across the United States. Oatly has partnered with the iconic Insomnia Cookies, bringing its creamy 11oz Original and Chocolate oat milks to all 250+ Insomnia Cookies locations.

The Ultimate Pairing: Oatly and Insomnia Cookies

“Among the most quintessential of food combinations has to be milk and cookies,” said Mike Messersmith, President, Oatly North America. “Insomnia Cookies has built an amazing brand and reputation for providing fantastic cookies and more, whenever people are craving them, and we know that our Oatly oat milks will be a perfect complement to any order. We’re delighted to continue building our foodservice footprint in the US with such a sweet partner.”

Photo by Allie Mitchell

Oatly: Pioneering Plant-Based Excellence

Oatly has long been a frontrunner in the plant-based milk revolution. The company's non-dairy alternatives offer the same creamy taste and frothy texture as traditional cow's milk, with the added benefits of being environmentally friendly. Oatly's products have a lower climate impact compared to conventional dairy.

Courtesy of Oatly

“Oatly is the original oat milk and has paved the way for the plant-based milk revolution,” said Tom Carusona, Chief Marketing Officer at Insomnia Cookies. “We’re excited to bring this new offering to our customers, who we know are increasingly looking for great non-dairy options that are better for the planet. Paired with our signature, warm delicious cookies, it’s a no-brainer.”

Available In-Store and Online

Oatly Original and Chocolate oat milks are now conveniently offered in 11oz single-serve sizes at all Insomnia Cookies stores. For those who prefer the ease of online ordering, the availability may vary by region.

Visit InsomniaCookies.com to locate the nearest store or to place your order online.

VegOut Editorial Team

Plant-based publication since 2016 · Editorial team across food, lifestyle, and human-behavior writing

VegOut launched in 2016 as a plant-based dining voice and has grown into a digital lifestyle publication for conscious living. Our editorial team covers what we eat, how we live, and how we think — from chef-driven recipes and sustainable travel to the psychology of relationships, generational shifts, and emotional resilience. We publish for a readership ranging from committed vegans to the curiously conscious, all united by a philosophy of impact over identity. We’re anti-dogma, pro-progress, and we believe the planet doesn’t need a few people doing conscious living perfectly — it needs millions of people doing it imperfectly.

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