Lattini Sunflower Milk Unsweetened - 32oz

One week a month I do lowcarb and I use the Unsweetened version which tastes just like the regular sunflower milk but without any sweetness. Thanks for offering this version for when I'm watching the carbs. Tastes great.

Lattini Sunflower Milk is made without dairy, gluten, nuts or soy, making it something many different diets can partake in! This shelf-stable product is nice to have on hand in your pantry as it does have a decent shelf life and can be used as a milk substitute. It is low in calories yet still provides a nice, creamy flavor. It does have a hint if a "nutty" Sunflower seed taste, but it is not at all overwhelming. This works perfectly over cereal or in smoothies! I tried the Unsweetened flavor. They also make Original and Chocolate. Next I would be interested in trying the Chocolate!

It's a great alternative for those who can't drink other kinds of milk! Flavor wise it was not my favorite. It does taste like sunflower seeds and it is very watery. It's nice to use for smoothies or with coffee.

I sampled Lattini's Unsweetened Sunflower Milk flavor, but there is also Original and Chocolate. The sunflower milk is shelf stable until opened. It's more watery than I expected, but you can taste the sunflower flavor. I wouldn't buy the Unsweetened flavor again, but I would try the other two.

I love this unsweetened sunflower milk for my cereal and smoothies. Great nutrition, taste, and sustainability profile!

I tried unsweetened Lattini. The texture is creamier than other alternative milks. On its own, you can detect the sunflower milk but when used in something, you cannot tell. It is worth trying!

I was pleasantly surprised with the flavor but even more so by the smooth texture. Added it to my morning coffee and really enjoyed it. Definitely purchasing again.

I recently had a chance to try a sample of LATTINI Sunflower Seed Milk, which is available in Sweetened, Unsweetened, or Chocolate flavored; I opted for unsweetened. When trying the product on its own, you can taste the sunflower seed, but I have to say, it's pretty subtle; I tasted almost nothing of it in coffee . It has a creamy texture, creamier than say, Almond Milk so I would say it's a pretty good alternative if you are looking for plant-based milk products. How does it compare to other alternatives? I've been drinking unsweetened Almond "milk" for years; where almond is 30 KCal for an 8oz cup, and Sunflower is 50 KCal; Almond Milk is slightly higher in sodium, but about the same regarding Cholesterol and dietary fiber. Slightly higher in price, Might be worth a try if you're looking for something new!

This has an interesting taste and texture. I think if I had grown up drinking it I might really like it but as a grown up it's just so different I'm not sure I could get used to it in coffee or in cereal. I'll let my kids drink the rest of it. I received a rebate in exchange for my opinions which are 100% my own.

For someone needing a dairy free and/or gluten free option this can be a good solution. Taste wise it has a nutty type flavor but it's the after taste that wasn't as pleasing. We tried the unsweetened so it may not have the after taste on the other flavors. Best part is it's shelf stable until opened. So this would be a great option to keep in food storage. There is absolutely no creaminess to it, so it's not a great alternative in baking sweet treats. However it may work for savory baked goods. My kids did not like the taste on it's own not in cereal.

With my lactose issues, I’ve tried almost any milk alternative you can think of. I love sunflower seeds, so I was intrigued by the idea of sunflower milk. Though the flavor isn’t necessarily strong, there’s no denying it’s there. You have to like sunflower flavor because there’s no hiding that taste. It has a watery taste and texture. It’s thinner than you’d expect. There’s no sweetness, so it’s definitely unsweetened. I feel like I’m drinking the water that was used to rinse off a pile of sunflower seeds. I wouldn’t drink it on its own. It has its place in certain recipes, though it seems to clash with my cereal. The brownish white color feels a little off putting, but I prefer it because I feel it means it’s undyed. The carton is easy to pour from. I can drink it, but I’d say it’s just okay.

I really love this plant based milk because it is creamy and delicious and made from plants. I love that it has just the right amount of flavor and not too many calories. This is great for cereal and baking and tastes great.