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. 2023 Sep 3;19:100859. doi: 10.1016/j.fochx.2023.100859

Table 3.

The nutritional composition of oat milk compared with cow's milk.

Nutrients Component Cow’s milk Oat milk Cites
Amino acid (mg/100 g) Histidine 15.0–26.0 2.85–3.68 (Mickowska et al., 2016; Rafiq et al., 2016; Sterna et al., 2016)
Isoleucine 25.0–62.0 4.15–4.41
Leucine 90.0–108.0 7.89–9.17
Lysine 49.0–96.0 3.79–3.91
Methionine 17.0–27.0 1.73–1.93
Phenylalanine 38.0–56.0 5.46–5.48
Threonine 23.0–41.0 3.25–4.30
Tryptophan 3.61–4.09
Valine 33.0–53.0 5.34–6.01



Lipids (g/240 ml) Fatty acids (total saturated) 4.55 (Singhal et al., 2017)
Fatty acids (total monounsaturated) 1.98
Fatty acids (total polyunsaturated) 0.476
Cholesterol 0.024



Vitamins (µg/100 g) C 202.3 (Walther et al., 2022)
A 29.2
B1 11.9 25.2
B2 108.3 14.01)
B6 20.1 5.0
E 89.1 513.72)



Minerals (mg/100 g) Fe 0.07–0.08 6.40–7.40 (Paul et al., 2020; Sterna et al., 2016)
Ca 122.0–134.0 84.3–85.6
K 152.0–181.0 669.2–671.6
Na 41.0–58.0 3.11–3.21
P 119.0–121.0 672.3–816.32



Water-soluble dietary fiber (g/100 g) β-Glucan 0.5 (Önning et al., 1999)



Phytosterols (mg/100 ml) β-sitosterol 3.9 (Decloedt et al., 2018)

1Contains products supplemented with vitamins; 2contains products supplemented with sunflower oil.