100% Pure Skimmed Milk Powder 300g, Made in Britain with British Milk, Low in Fat, No Additives, No Soy Lecithin, No Bovaer, Vegetarian, (Recyclable Pouch)

I've been wanting this for a long time because I don't drink much milk, so it always goes off. It mixes with water - a little warm water at first - very well. It's best left overnight to fully blend, which avoids any film on the top. Super product, two thumbs up. I might keep half in the freezer so it keeps longer.

I love this milk. It doesn't taste like powdered milk usually does, when you mix it with cold water, I think it tastes just like fresh milk in your coffee. I used to carry little plastic bottles of lactose free milk as no one ever has any. They always have soya - great if you're not soya intolerant or oat, great if that agrees with you... or almond, wonderful if you don't mind the air miles your 'milk' has travelled to get to your cup, but never lactose free! Anyway, after one spillage in an expensive handbag too many, I found this & I've never looked back. I no longer even buy fresh milk because the only one I can get is Arla & they use Bovaer. This is organic & tastes really good. It also doesn't go out of date quickly & you can make up as little or as much as you want. My friend's daughter is now buying it after trying mine as it's so good.

I'm really happy that they've made lactose free dry milk. It's been a really difficult product to find. I used it to make chocolate, but sadly, this milk had a hint of bitterness to its taste. It would have been 10/10 otherwise.

Zero fat milk

Hard to find lactose free powdered milk, but this is brilliant. A bit pricey, but worth it. Great in porridge and custard, hot drinks etc. Mix it to a cream with a drop of cold water first, cause if you dump it straight into hot tea or coffee it will clump. Alternatively let your drink cool for a minute or two or cool it with a splash of cold before adding. Nice one!

Couldn’t seem to find powdered skimmed milk in supermarkets. I usually pay £3.20 for a tub of milk ( 340g) and this is £5.99 for 300g. The product tastes OK, although I use it mainly for bread making. Incidentally some users say it doesn’t dissolve well in tea/ coffee, but it not a hot drinks whitener so it needs to be dissolved in water before use. Coffee whitener contains emulsifiers etc which allow the powder to dissolve without clumping

Love this. Perfect in my no coffee coffee. So much more economical that buying fresh lacto free milk. Would recommend.

This is the worst product. I'm lactose intolerant. I use a teaspoon for my coffee. I had to take of work for the rest of the shift. Bloated with gas nonstop . It was like an open sir valve. Please don't buy this. It's a scamp. Doese not dissolve and hurrible