Retail giant, Costco, is adding more plant-based options to shelves, including a brand new oat-based creamer!
Just launched this week, BetterBody Foods, the company behind PBFit, launched another product in the popular Oatsome line—Oatsome Creamer Lite Oat Milk—a low-fat, low-calorie creamer perfect for coffees, teas, and smoothies! The new silky-smooth, and naturally sweet creamer will be available at Costco locations in Southern California and Hawaii, beginning this week.
“We are thrilled to be launching Oatsome Creamer Lite Oat Milk in Costco!” said Stephen Kirlew, Chief Marketing Officer. “Oatsome Creamer Lite is a deliciously creamy organic oat milk that’s naturally sweet, and with only 10 calories per serving, you’ll want to use it wherever you use whole milk—coffee and tea, oatmeal, cereal and much more!”
Oatsome is the fastest-growing shelf-stable oat milk in the country, and the new creamer joins the growing lineup of organic, gluten-free, oat-based products including a full-fat creamer, a barista blend, and both chocolate and regular oat milk. All products are free from gums, thickeners, and stabilizers, without sacrificing the rich creamy goodness customers love.
For more information on the new line of Oatsome products and where those products will be popping up next, follow Oatsome on Instagram (@Oatsome.Official) or check out Oatsome.com.
Melissa has been vegan for three and a half years and is a self-proclaimed pizza and doughnut enthusiast. Has anyone tried combining the two yet? A public relations executive—when she’s not scouring New York City and beyond for the next great vegan food and beauty finds—she donates her time to HIT Living Foundation dog rescue and spoiling her cat, Waffles.
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