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Oatly

Updated Feb 11, 2021 at 04:02PM EST by Twist.

Added Feb 08, 2021 at 05:14PM EST by oatly.

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Oatly totally doesn't taste like cardboard. Our cardboard water has so much beta- glucans that your body almost cannot produce cholesterol at all. We think that's #cool. please sign our petition to replace the milk in schools with our cardboard water WHOLE No milk. No aoy. No.ah whatevet. THE ORIGINAL OATLY! IN NOT DRINKS 1L
OatlyUK (@UatlyUK · Jan 28 OAT LY! 75% of men 44-75 consider meat and dairy as either an essential part of their diet or a "part of their life". Need help talking to dad about milk? Go to oatly.com/helpdad Afraid so, yeah. 0:32 7.6K views 55 乜 54 20 Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut Replying to @OatlyUK Oatly is antinutrient water, you'll be s------- out more nutrients than you get from it. Europeans have been drinking milk for more than 10,000 years, and oat "milk" for like 25. Time is the best filter. 3:01 PM · Jan 29, 2021 · Twitter Web App 20 Retweets 13 Quote Tweets 208 Likes OatlyUK @OatlyUK · 7h Replying to @milkonaut Hey Princess Milkonaut! What a curious mind you have. We'd love to know where you got these remarkable insights!? Our drinks are actually very healthy for you, packed with beta- glucans which have been shown to lower cholesterol and stabilise insulin levels. Love, Oatly OAT LY! 27 7 4 Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut · 1h Why would I want to lower cholesterol? Cholesterol is required for tonnes of processes in the body, e.g. for sex hormone production, synthesizing vitamin D from sunlight, building cells etc. If anything your oat drink skews the HDL/LDL ratio in favour of the latter. Unhealthy. 1 27 12 123 Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut · 1h So let me get this straight - you add rapeseed oil to your drink and then pasteurize it in ultra high temperature? That right there is a recipe for inflammation and eventually cancer. oatly.com/int/our-process Heated vegetable oils and cardiovascular disease risk factors P sciencedirect.com 2 27 7 103 Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut · 1h "All Oatly oat drinks are low in saturated fat and the majority are rich in unsaturated fat too." Hundreds of 1000s of years of natural history was wrong? All those years spent eating animal fat, turned upside down by the food producers who know better oatly.com/uploads/attach.. 1 27 2 86 Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut · 1h Oh you add B12 to your products? Never mind the fact that SUPPLEMENTATION of B12 is strongly linked to cancer LOL. You need to get it from foods, i.e. animal products. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30499135/ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30341095/ 75 Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut · 1h And how about the vitamin D you add? Vitamin D supplementation doesn't work and is likely just harmful. (I know milk companies do this too - I don't like that either.) Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @. · Oct 22, 2020 Don't take this as advice, I'm just posting this because I found it interesting. Truths/myths about vitamin D: docs.google.com/file/d/OBweFjw. Show this thread 1 67 Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut · 1h I'm LMAOing at how you dare claim to be environmentally sustainable when your entire product depends on large-scale agriculture, a non-regenerative unsustainable process with chemical runoff into oceans and 100s of thousands of small mammals and birds killed each year. 1 80 Alima & Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut - 1h The raw milk from one cow amounts to like about 15-30k kcal per day or more. And all it needs to do is eat grass, drink water and s--- (thereby regenerating the soil, which agriculture doesn't). One single cow can feed a large family. 27 4 ♡ 71 Alima Science PhD #Girlboss @milkonaut · 1h Seems like all that grain-slop makes you think you're smarter than nature. Curious minds you have. 2 ♡ 73 Alima 8 Science PhD #Girlboss @milkon. 40m How do you defend this? lol Laura Young @LessWasteLaura · Aug 29, 2020 Discovered that @oatly has partnered with Blackstone - an investment company who part own companies who are responsible for Amazon deforestation. I have done a full information post on Instagram and will from now on be moving my own purchases elsewhere Thread key points: Show this thread THE ORIGINAL LY! DAT 42
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THE ORIGINAL OATLY! OatlyUK @OatlyUK THEIAL OAT LY! Replying to @milkonaut Hey Princess Milkonaut! What a curious mind you have. We'd love to know where you got these remarkable insights!? Our drinks are actually very healthy for you, packed with beta-glucans which have been shown to lower cholesterol and stabilise insulin levels. Love, Oatly ERTIFIED 10:32 AM Feb 4, 2021 · Salesforce - Social Studio PLANT BASED 2 Retweets 19 Quote Tweets 4 Likes
I found out my oat milk is bad for my health recently. I've been drinking it for years and I'm worried if I'll be able to meet my grandchildren now. I WAS PRETTY BUMMED OUT ABOUT IT. But I think that Oatly was probably more happy to get my money than I am sad because my health is ruined. SO, WHATEVER. m m THE TOTAL HAPPINESS IN THE WORLD INCREASED.
SHAKE ME THE ORIGINAL OAT OAT OAT LY! LY! LY! SHAKE ME! THE ORIGINAL SHAKE MEL THE ORIGINAL HEALTH WARNING OAT Any amount of Oatly can harm your baby Na dairy. No nuts. No gluten. 1.89L)
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Oatly is a milk substitute in the form of a mix between oats, water, canola oil and some synthetic vitamins. Due to its controversial claims of being able to replace milk, Oatly has been intensely discussed online by its advocates and opponents, especially after the Superbowl ad they ran in 2021.

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In a broader sense, the memes is an off-shoot of the Soylent meme. On January 29th 2021, Twitter user @milkonaut posted a long thread in the comments of an Oatly ad, which turned viral, gaining over 100'000 impressions, getting 2351% more likes than the Oatly tweet it was commented on. A severe case of "being ratioed". Oatly tried to address this storm of memes by replying, which only served to stir the flames. Countless memes ensued.

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