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Open for Business: Califia Farms

by Ethan Miller
May 20, 2020
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In light of recent global events, cafés and coffee shops are now selling Califia Farms Oat Barista Blend to consumers so they can enjoy the delicious and creamy plant-based milk at home, as well as in their takeaway latte.

Crafted by baristas for baristas, the Oat Barista Blend has been a favourite in Australian cafés since launching last year due to its ability to foam beautifully and not split when heated. It also has a neutral taste, which complements coffee perfectly and offers a similar dairy mouthfeel.

Oat milk is one of the most sustainable plant milks on the market, requiring little water to produce. It is also nutritious and cruelty free, which has contributed greatly to its popularity with consumers. Califia Farms Oat Barista Blend is also sold in one-litre cartons that don’t require refrigeration until opened, making it ideal as a shelf stable item in the pantry and cafés.

To enquire about stocking Califia Farms Oat Barista Blend, please contact australia@califiafarms.com or visit www.califiafarms.com

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