Controversial Orange Halloween Milk Divides Shoppers This Spooky Season

There’s an intriguing new Halloween treat making its way to store shelves this year—orange milk. This unique beverage has gained attention as one of the most unusual seasonal releases.

Every year introduces its own set of interesting Fall treats. For instance, Dunkin’ recently launched a ‘boozy’ pumpkin spiced latte, featuring an impressive 6% ABV in each can. Additionally, McDonald’s announced in September the return of their iconic Boo Buckets, although some customers were not thrilled with the new designs, which strayed from the traditional yearly formats.

However, the standout trend this season is undoubtedly orange milk, a concoction that mixes regular cow’s milk with orange coloring to embody the classic hue of Halloween.

Three brands have unveiled their spooky milk varieties, including TruMoo Orange Cream, Hood BOO Struck Vanilla, and Kemps Select Orange Scream.

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These products will only be available for a limited time this fall, so if you’re interested, be sure to grab them while supplies last.

A food blogger, Markie Devo, shared a post featuring the orange Halloween milks, which sparked a diverse range of reactions. Many users expressed their disgust, with comments such as “This is foul”and observations that the color appeared “toxic.” Others referred to the seasonal dairy offering as “nasty.”

Conversely, some individuals were curious and eager to try the milk, with questions like, “Are they orange flavored? I’d be disappointed if it doesn’t taste like an Orange creamsicle.”

Another user inquired about lactose-free options, while others confirmed there were none.

Despite mixed reviews, there were plenty of enthusiasts, with comments like, “I wanna try this; I bet it’s good,” and another stating it “was giving 90s vibes.”

For more details about these orange milk products, visit the TruMoo, Hood, and Kemps websites for information on where to find them.