Skratch Labs releases Oat Milk Latte recovery drink for plant-powered athletes

The Drop: Performance nutrition brand Skratch Labs launched Oat Milk Latte Recovery Sport Drink Mix, expanding its recovery line with a vegan-friendly option that combines the comfort of coffee with science-backed recovery nutrition.

The Details: Plant-based recovery

The new Oat Milk Latte Recovery Sport Drink Mix is engineered to help athletes bounce back after intense workouts with a carefully calibrated blend of carbs, protein, and electrolytes.

The drink is designed to be consumed within 30-60 minutes post-exercise.

Each serving packs 40g of carbohydrates and 10g of protein in an optimal 4:1 ratio for muscle glycogen restoration, along with 340mg of sodium to support rehydration. The mix also includes 56mg of caffeine for a post-workout energy boost and 1 billion probiotic cultures for digestive support, all in a 240-calorie serving.

“At Skratch Labs, we’re constantly inspired by the athletes we serve to create innovative products that meet their unique needs,” says Mellisa Allen, Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “The new Oat Milk Latte Recovery Sport Drink Mix combines the functional benefits of recovery nutrition with the familiar and comforting taste of oat milk and coffee.”

The mix is gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, kosher, and GMO-free, making it accessible to athletes with various dietary preferences and restrictions. For optimal results, Skratch Labs recommends consuming within 30-60 minutes post-exercise.

Skratch Labs’ story began in 2012 when two cycling pros, frustrated by watching teammates struggle with poor-tasting sports nutrition that caused digestive issues, created a “secret drink mix” using real sugar, salt, and fruit powder. Today, they maintain that same approach: helping athletes perform better using real food ingredients.

Where to buy

The Oat Milk Latte Recovery Sport Drink Mix is available in 12-serving resealable bags for $36.95 at skratchlabs.com, select retailers, Amazon, The Feed, and the Skratch Labs Cafe in Boulder, CO. It joins existing flavors Chocolate, Horchata, and Strawberries and Cream in the Recovery Sport Drink Mix lineup.