Hoosier Hill Farm Goat Milk Powder, 5LB (Pack of 1)

this is my first goat milk powder I've purchased. I think it's quite creamy and can't really tell the difference between this and the store bought goat milk. It mixed well in my blender, with no clumps. Making it easy to make. Have had no stomach problems. Love that there's nothing else in it. Just goat milk. Will buy again from them

Muy satisfecho y pienso comprar más productos de esta calidad Gracias 🙏

I love Hoosier Hills Goat Milk Powder. I want to drink goat milk as an alternative to cow's milk. This powder mixes up easily in warm water. I use a battery whisk to mix it. I love the taste and fat content. It's very creamy. My dog loves this milk, too. I recently read the label and found that it is not from the USA. I had not read the small print about this product. The 2lb. container is a great value compared to other goat milk products I found on Amazon.

I purchased the 2 lb. Goat Milk powder. There is barely any detectable "goat" taste and that was most important to me. I've only had fresh goat milk from a herd of females with no males anywhere in the vicinity and I loved it cause it had absolutely no goat taste and was delicious. It has been hard to find a powdered version void of a goat taste as well as a good value for the money. Hoosier has managed the best so far that I've come across to date. The value for the 2lb. cannot be beat. If they could raise females completely away from males anywhere in the vicinity, it would taste that much better. That's been my experience. I am finishing up a 1lb. jar of Mt. Capra and you can smell the difference. Mt. Capra has only a mild goat flavor but price is ridiculous. I will stick with Hoosier from now on. I use it in my coffee - either just scooping powder into the cup with a bit of liquid to cream it before adding the coffee or I'll make 20 oz. worth in my Ninja blender and refrigerate to use in cereal, etc. I like that I can make milk as I need it - and you can flavor it with some honey, vanilla, whatever when you make it if you wish to mask the subtle goat taste. Great for taking camping and on trips - just add to a bottle of water and shake vigorously and you have milk. I also use the powder for baking breads requiring milk powder. It is very versatile in this form and goat milk is healthier for you as well - much easier to digest and doesn't cause the inflammation in the body that cow milk reportedly does. I do want to say that I would not use this to make Ice Cream as it just does not taste as good as ice cream made from cow milk. If they could completely remove every trace of "goat" taste in it then it would possibly work.

Works well in cold process soap. Had I seen the warning about being processed in a facility that works with peanuts (caution if you have peanut allergies), I probably would have skipped this one.