Oatly is Giving Away Free Tea and Coffee Across the UK
The Swedish oat drink maker is offering complimentary plant-based hot drinks for the next two weeks.
If you’re based in Glasgow, Brighton, Bristol, Manchester or London, then keep your eyes peeled and your reusable coffee mugs at the ready! Popular oat milk brand Oatly is taking its pop-up plant-based coffee shop to cities across the UK, and will be giving away FREE coffee and/or tea made with its Oatly Oat Drink Skinny, Semi, or Whole products. Avoiding caffeine? No problem! You can also grab a free hot chocolate made with the brand’s new Chocolate Deluxe Oat Drink.
The giveaways are part of efforts to encourage more people to ditch the dairy and swap to oat drink from Veganuary and beyond. The pop-ups will be in Glasgow’s St Enoch Square on 14th and 15th January; Spinningfields, Manchester on 17th and 18th; Bristol’s Anchor Square on 21st and 22nd; Jubilee Square in Brighton on 24th and 25th; and finally London’s Canary Wharf on 27th and 28th.
Can’t make it along to the pop-up? Not to worry, as more free coffees are being given out between the 13th and 26th of January at 15 cafes across the UK. Track down your nearest free drink here.
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