Healthier Comforts Lactose Free Whole Milk Powder | Non-GMO, rBST Hormone Free, Kosher, Gluten Free, No Fillers | Baking, Coffee Creamer, Shakes, Pantry Staple, Camping | Makes 14 cups (7 oz)

The taste is slightly different but its good.

The milk is very tasty and rich. Can't believe it is lactose free!

This milk powder works really well. It is lactose-free and the texture is perfect. It doesn't clump and mixes well. It works well to use in a variety of recipes.

I've been sort of on the hunt for a healthy coffee creamer in non perishable powder form. I make instant coffee at my work desk and it's kind of been a fun side quest of sorts. Anyway, so before this I tried coconut non dairy creamers from Laird and Anthony's. These coconut non dairy powders while ok I found that to get a creamier drink out of them I had to use a big portion and they became much less healthy at that point. So then I turned to this product and it's been a lot closer to making a coffee with milk or cream and you don't have to use a lot to do it. I will say the taste is on the strong side. The taste is akin to yogurt or cheese so if that type of flavor profile is not your thing you are probably not going to like it. To be honest, I'm probably going to keep looking but I feel like this is a step in the right direction at least. Update: It seems this mingles better with tea than coffee. With Black Tea you get a very nice drink very close to a tea with regular liquid milk.

This is just what I needed! I am lactose intolerant and hated having to buy expensive lactose-free milk. I used to always like having a little bit of milk in the house for those times I might need a little bit of milk, but I hated having to throw away milk when I didn't finish all of it before it went bad. Having this milk powder around means that I can always make something requiring milk without having to worry about using the remaining milk from a half-gallon before it goes bad. I mix the whole milk powder with the skim milk powder to get something close to the lowfat, 2% milk that I'm used to. It is easy to use in recipes and we have not noticed a difference in taste from what we were using before. The powder mixes well and we whisk it to make sure it has dissolved completely. It is a little more expensive than buying a carton of lactose free milk from the grocery store, but it makes up for it in shelf life.

This product does not deserve any single star. Reason that when the power is hydrated it taste spoiled milk. Unfortunately I lost my money on this item because is not returnable. I would advise not to purchase this product to avoid the same disgusting experience.

Me gustó mucho esta leche en polvo sin lactosa para hacer mis pancitos sin gluten y para tomar con mi café soluble. Es un poquito dulce y tiene buen sabor.

The flavor has a slightly grassy aftertaste, but the fat makes the texture much better than non-fat dry milk. If you compare the calories, fat, protein, carbs, etc. to the nutritional content label on a whole milk carton or jug, 2nd grade math will immediately tell you that you need to use 4T / 28g and roughly 7oz water to make 8oz of milk. If you only use 2T, congratulations, you just made the equivalent of mixing 4oz jug milk with 4oz water. Purchase this by the dry weight, not by the serving number. If you want the exact same nutrition per 8oz glass as from a carton of lactose free whole milk at the grocery store, you only get 21 servings, not "about 43". 21 cups = 1.3 gallons. At this very high price point, the shelf stability and space-saving when I go camping are the only March-October benefits for me. When I'm at home with refrigeration and space, I'll be using carton / jug milk exclusively. It's far less expensive. The only other use that I see for this is when baking recipes explicitly call for powdered milk (one of my Christmas pastry recipes = once a year). I really wish this stuff came in a light blocking mylar long-term storage bag, so that I wouldn't have to spend extra money to transfer it into a mylar long-term storage bag (plus add an oxygen absorber and a silica pack). Cutesy graphics don't float my goat; shelf stability does.