Whole Milk Powder

Taste great in your coffee I used to use The one called the original coffee creamer, original dry, coffee creamer, but it has Corn syrup solid which are carbohydrates which turns into sugars in your body and I could use powdered milk in my coffee tried Powdermilk from acme and it was OK, but it was fat free. this is whole milk and taste stronger like a cow or a farm yes it reminds me of wholesome goodness it’s stronger flavor than the fat-free but I like it very much in a coffee I had powdered milk from a cardboard box before and the powdered milk took on the flavor of the cardboard box. This is packaged in a plastic jar with a lid, which keeps the flavor and does not tant the flavor., Bottom line good price good flavor good product. I will be putting this on auto once I find out how long this Jar will last my coffee in the morning now is much more enjoyable. I don’t get that weird feeling in my gut later on in the day. from living on coffee all morning. if you’re looking for a dry creamer and you really like your coffee, you owe it to yourself to try this coffee creamer, which is nothing more than dried whole milk. Nothing else nothing else that you don’t need just good wholesome dry milk. oh, OK. This taste that I am tasting is not a farm taste. It’s actually cream taste since I don’t have cream that much. Don’t even remember what cream taste like., I just came back from Walmart and got whole milk powder great value brand , it has the cardboard flavor no good , this brand from Amazon is good great flavor in coffee, tossing out Walmart brand.UPDATE 12/25 just got my order in and it’s the same good taste I missed in my coffee so happy Amazon has this it’s very hard to get good dry milk this is the best you can get no additive real milk like in the old days I will be putting this on auto order and never run out , I you want or need dry milk this is the one to get DONT BOTHER WITH OTHER BRANDS ,we the people have done that for you just read the reviews and injoy this powdered milk and I will be reading your reviews soon , the flavors are real the milk is really good, I drink 2 cups now it was 1 cup a day now it’s 2 cups at a time because it just taste great , used with tasters choice coffee and it’s heaven no bitterness just smooth taste I had to give this update because I missed this so much , throughout my coffee mate chemical concoction that they sell you as creamer it’s all unnatural and chemically derived and bad for your body.

I have been buying Hoosier Hill Farm products for years and they are simply the BEST. I LOVE their powdered whole milk and heavy cream. The flavor is incredible and I use them to make my own coffee creamer. Whole milk powder, whole milk, sweetener of choice, and vanilla extract. You can add other things, too....pumpkin pie spice, cinnamon, whatever you like. YUMMY!!! Getting away from store bought creamers dropped my triglycerides like a stone. Try it.

This really does taste and smell like real milk. Using it for pudding mix, and it works great. No trouble mixing it into things, unlike the coconut milk powder I've tried. ew. I won't be buying any other brand.

Mixes pretty well and has a decent taste compared to other powdered milks. It does have the powdered milk taste slightly but not overwhelming. The reason for 4 stars is the cost and having the strange powdered milk taste. I have had other brands that you can not taste a difference.

Love all the items I have purchased from Hoosier. Placed in my stock for when I don't have what I need in the fridge. I have bought their Heavy Cream, Milk, and Butter. All have worked well and have a great shelf life. I just found out they sell cocoa and will definitely add it to my stocks. Thank you Hoosier. They are a great company to deal with.

Powdered milk is surprisingly convenient, especially if you don’t use fresh milk every day. It reconstitutes easily and tastes fairly neutral — not exactly creamy like fresh milk, but good enough for cooking, baking, or adding to coffee. The texture can feel a little grainy if not mixed well, and it lacks the fresh flavor of liquid milk, but it stores forever and doesn’t require refrigeration until mixed. Overall, it’s a practical, no-nonsense option for anyone who values shelf life and versatility over luxury taste.

Great taste but a little high on the price

So I am not a huge milk drinker but will use it from time to time for recipes that call for it , in my tea and use it for frothed milk for espresso and lattes as well for the occasional bowl of cereal when the mood strikes. Which means that buying a half gallon or a gallon is a waste in my house. So being able to mix up a glass or a quart or pint depending on what my needs are is very convenient. I was delightfully surprised at how close this tastes to fresh milk from the store. I prefer the taste of lactose free milks but they are so expensive and much rather try some cheaper options. Though if you follow the instructions it seems awful thick for my liking so I add a little more water than it asks for. I normally use the 1 pint measurement to make 2 pints of mixed and that feels good to me. I noticed by the reviews that some folks are struggling with clumping issues. You cannot use cold or hot water to mix this stuff up. You need room temp or slightly warmer water to mix it up. Whisk the ever-loving crap out of it or use an immersion blender or the like to get it all mixed up. I whisk because its not all that much effort. Do not use plastic containers to store as if you mix it thick, it will stick to the walls of the container and dry out. Use glass. I grabbed a couple 2 pint glass milk jugs and have been using them. I also have some glass half gallon jugs I usually make tea in, if I want to make more than a pint or two of milk. Which is easier for me to go through in a week. This stuff is great if you don't use a whole lot of milk and it is shelf stable for a year or two. Based on how I have been reading the reviews of how other people have been using it as a thickener for stew and stuff like that, I am going to get a lot of use out of this stuff. Now I kind of want to try powdered eggs!