Almond Milk Or Oat Milk: Which Dairy-Free Alternative Do People Prefer?

Throughout the 90s and the early aughts, anybody who was anybody donned a milk mustache. In fact, the "Got Milk?" campaign that launched in 1993 to boost milk sales became nothing short of a cultural phenomenon (per Fast Company). With the help of all the biggest names in pop culture, the campaign seemed to work — and is still known as one of the greatest ad campaigns of all time.

Fast forward to 2022, and — as we pull our jackets tighter around our bodies and stroll down the chilly dairy aisle at our local grocery stores — it's hard not to notice the extraordinary transformation that's taken place over the last decade. Alternative, plant-based milks – in all their cardboard-boxed glory — line the shelves in droves. Gone are the days when vegans had to search high and low for one measly soy-based option. Now, one in three people incorporate alternative milk in their weekly menu; for the taste, their health, and the environment (per Morning Consult).

Health Digest conducted a survey asking 612 respondents which dairy-free milk they were most likely to reach for and here's what we found out.