Since I found out I was lactose-intolerant, oat milk has been the dairy-free option I reach for most often at coffee shops.
I was glad to see Dutch Bros add oat milk as a vegan option, and I still wanted to know which brand they were pouring.
Below, I break down the facts behind oat milk at Dutch Bros and the brand they use.
Key takeaways
Can you get oat milk at Dutch Bros?
Yes, you can get vegan oat milk at Dutch Bros!
According to Dutch Bros, broistas across the country started blending oat milk into Kickers and Classics in August 2020, after testing it in select areas in May 2020.
Now you can add oat milk to any drink you order, just like the other dairy-free milk alternatives.
What brand of oat milk does Dutch Bros use?
Pacific Foods’ Barista Style oat milk is most commonly used at Dutch Bros, although it may vary depending on the location.
At some locations, customers may also run into oat milk brands such as Oatly or Minor Figures.
All Dutch Bros locations offer oat milk as an add-in for drinks on the menu. If oat milk is not your thing, they still have other milk alternatives.

3 Best Dutch Bros drinks made with oat milk
If you're like me and like trying different milk alternatives,
it is easy to customize almost any drink with oat milk.
There are also a few permanent menu additions worth trying.
1. Oat Milk Kicker Latte

First is the Oat Milk Kicker Latte. When the weather turns cool, this is the one I notice most because the oat milk gives it a softer, fuller mouthfeel than the standard version.
It softens the espresso instead of burying it, which is usually what I want from a milk drink like this.
The oat milk also brings a light sweetness that plays nicely with the espresso.
When I want it to feel more like a treat, I add Soft Top for extra creaminess.
That combination makes it feel like a warmer, heavier winter drink.
Tips From A Barista
- Ask for soft foam and cinnamon sprinkles for a little extra treat
2. Iced Oatmilk Annihilator
The Iced Oatmilk Annihilator! is the one I would point sweet-tooth readers toward first. The classic chocolate and macadamia flavor works well with oat milk, and the drink still tastes balanced rather than sugary.
The chocolate, nutty flavor, and oat milk remind me a bit of breakfast, which is probably why it feels more filling than a plain iced coffee. I like it with Soft Top, but it still works without it.
I do not need much convincing when chocolate, coffee, and nuts show up in the same drink.
The oat milk keeps the espresso from feeling harsh and gives the whole drink a smoother finish.
And it's a vegan Dutch Bros drink, if you want to keep the drink dairy-free.
Tips From A Barista
- Ask for a pump or two of English Toffee Syrup for a delicious twist on a classic
3. Oatmilk Cold Brew Kicker
When I want a colder drink in warmer weather, I usually go for the Oatmilk Cold Brew Kicker.
Cold brew already tastes smoother than regular iced coffee, and oat milk pushes that texture even farther without making the drink feel heavy.
It does add a little more body, which is part of why I like it on days when I want something less sharp than straight cold brew.
I like it iced with Soft Top, , though you can also get it toasted if you want something cozier.
Tips From A Barista
- Use Dutch Bros' syrups and toppings to shake up the taste of this everyday order - I love adding a little vanilla and soft top to mine

Dutch Bros oat milk nutrition facts
Oat milk is a popular Dutch Bros add-in, and it helps to compare it with the other milk options.
For starters, oat milk has about 22.5 calories per ounce, compared with 42 calories per ounce in dairy milk.
If you are keeping an eye on calories, that is one reason some people choose it.
Almond milk is even lower at about ten calories per ounce, and coconut milk sits close behind at 11.25 calories per ounce.
For fat and cholesterol, the exact numbers vary by brand and serving size, so I would check Dutch Bros' current nutrition guide before treating one milk as a clear winner.
If you're tracking carbs, oat milk usually has more of them than almond milk and coconut milk.
Does Dutch Bros have other milk alternatives?
Yes, if you’re looking for more quality vegan alternatives to dairy milk, Dutch Bros Coffee also offers plant-based milk options like coconut and almond milks.
Personally, almond milk is the milk I reach for most often in coffee. I like the nutty edge it adds without taking over the espresso.
Coconut milk brings a stronger flavor of its own, so it is not as neutral as oat or almond milk.
Dutch Bros did offer soy milk as a vegan and dairy-free milk alternative in the past but discontinued it.
So whether you're ordering a latte, cappuccino, or a simple drip coffee, almond, coconut milk, and oat milk are all useful dairy-free substitutes.

FAQs
Does Dutch Bros charge for alternative milk?
Dutch Bros does charge extra for alternative milks. The upcharge listed here is 50 cents for adding any of their non-dairy milks to your drink.
Is Dutch Bros oat milk gluten-free?
If gluten is a concern, I would still check the current allergen info before ordering oat milk at Dutch Bros.
Which is healthier, oat milk or soy milk?
Your nutrition goals will determine if oat milk or soy milk is healthier at Dutch Bros. Soy milk tends to be higher in calories, fat, protein, potassium, and iron, while oat milk is typically higher in carbs. I usually think of it as a tradeoff between protein and carbs rather than a clear winner.
What type of oat milk does Dunkin use?
Dunkin' Donuts uses Planet Oat for its oat milk.
What kind of oat milk does Starbucks use?
Starbucks offers Oatly oat milk as a milk alternative.
Does Dutch Bros have vegan options?
Dutch Bros does have vegan-friendly options, including several drinks that can be made without animal products.
Does Dutch Bros have sugar-free options?
Dutch Bros also offers sugar-free options. You can get many flavors without the extra sugar, including a sugar-free peach Rebel, some smoothies, and other drinks.
Conclusion - Give oat milk a try!
Does Dutch Bros have oat milk? They do. Dutch Bros offers oat milk as one of its non-dairy options.
If you want a place to start, the Oat Milk Kicker Latte and Oatmilk Cold Brew Kicker are the two drinks I would point to first.


