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Take a walk on the wild side with this creamy, smooth milk that uses Australian olive oil and is free from gums, emulsifiers and preservatives. Rich in gut-friendly dietary fibre, healthy fats and minerals, it froths well and doesn’t split so is perfect in coffees and chais.
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Water, tiger nuts (12%), Australian olive oil, demerara sugar, faba bean protein, minerals (potassium, calcium, phosphorous), sea salt, vitamins (vitamin B5, vitamin B2, vitamin D, vitamin B12).
Gluten, dairy and soy
Madame Tiger's Barista Tiger Nut milk happens to be the most sustainable milk to pair with your coffee. That's right, lowest water footprint and lowest climate footprint.
Tiger nuts are grown in Burkina Faso, Africa.
Perfect on your muesli, smoothie or for the real deal plant milk enthusiasts, throw down a good old glass of milk (minus the cow!).
“Tiger what?!” you might ask. Tiger nuts are actually not nuts at all but tubers (like sweet potatoes) which get their name from the stripes found on their exterior. Madame Tiger’s founder Laura was introduced to these small, sweet, earthy delights by her father-in-law, who grew up with them as a staple snack food in Mali, West Africa.
Inspired by her love for experimenting with weird and wonderful ingredients, she set out to create a plant-based milk with premium quality, sustainably-sourced ingredients. Instead of the seed oils and emulsifiers typically found in non-dairy milks, Madame Tiger uses Australian extra-virgin olive oil and sustainably grown faba bean protein. The organic tiger nuts are sourced from Mousso Faso, a predominantly female farming collective set up in Burkina Faso, in West Africa. There, the tiger nuts are grown using only rainwater, without pesticides or chemicals, meaning there is no known damage to soil, the land or air when farming them. So if you’re looking for an alternative to almond, soy or oat milk, take a walk on the wild side and try Madame Tiger.
Best plant based milk for a cup of tea, doesn’t split and tastes like milk
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I still don’t quite know what they would taste like raw or even if they’re edible raw, but I love the taste in my coffee, as do intrigued visitors.
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Have finally found a great plant base milk for a long time and tiger nut milk is perfect! Tastes great and also love the fact it doesn’t use nasty oils and froths so well for coffee connoisseurs.
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Delicious creamy replacement for oat milk, with no strong taste overpowering the coffee.
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Best for coffees. Tastes good and froths well!
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