Clean, certified-organic plant-based milk — nothing you don't need.
MALK makes plant-based milks and creamers from a short list of simple, certified-organic ingredients. The whole idea is what gets left out: no gums, no oils, no fillers, and no "natural flavors" — just nuts or seeds, water, and a little of what a recipe actually needs.
The lineup covers almond, oat, coconut, cashew and soy milks, plus coconut-milk creamers in flavors like vanilla, cinnamon and sweet cream. Chilled bottles live in the fridge aisle, and shelf-stable cartons keep in the pantry for busy weeks and travel.
For families it is an easy swap: a clean milk for cereal, smoothies and baking, and a creamer that froths for coffee, without the long ingredient list on most alt-milks.
MALK at a glance
- What they make
- Organic plant-based milks & creamers
- Milk bases
- Almond, oat, coconut, cashew, soy
- Free from
- Gums, oils, fillers, natural flavors
- Certified
- USDA Organic
- Formats
- Refrigerated bottles + shelf-stable cartons
- Based in
- Austin, Texas
- Where to buy
- malkorganics.com, Amazon & grocery stores
A peek at MALK








MALK FAQ
- Is MALK organic?
- Yes. MALK's milks and creamers are certified USDA Organic and made without gums, oils, fillers or added natural flavors.
- What kinds of milk does MALK make?
- MALK makes almond, oat, coconut, cashew and soy milks, plus coconut-milk creamers in flavors like unsweetened, vanilla, cinnamon and sweet cream.
- Does MALK have shelf-stable options?
- Yes. Alongside refrigerated bottles, MALK sells shelf-stable cartons of its coconut, cashew and almond milks that store in the pantry until opened.
- Is MALK good for kids?
- MALK is a short-ingredient plant milk many parents use for cereal, smoothies and baking. It is not infant formula and is not a replacement for breast milk or formula for babies.
- Where can I buy MALK?
- MALK is sold on malkorganics.com, on Amazon, and in grocery stores nationwide; the store locator on their site finds nearby retailers.
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