Meyenberg Whole Powdered Goat Milk, Vitamin D, 12 Ounce

I love this goat milk. I had Covid in June, had no appetite, couldn't eat anything, but drinking hot teas and Goat Milk with honey; tastes so good, so thick and so healthy, alone or with black tea, coffee or cocoa.When I drink it, I feel that it is all natural and very clean product. None of goat milk powder can compat with Meyenberg!!! I know the taste of goat milk since my childhood in Europe, My grandparents had goats and Meyenberg brand reminds me the same, real goat milk tastethank you

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The can of whole powdered goats milk was specifically ordered because on the nutrition label and ingredients it listed folate. I needed the folate for my toddler. The product received was a bag instead of a carton and had no folate. So frustrating and misleading. The company still shows folate as part of the nutrition label but when you click on the description for nutrition it's conveniently missing.

I started using this because I found out that goat milk is alkaline, while cow's milk is acidic. I have been struggling with being too acidic to the point that I get up to pee at night every two hours. When I eat a more alkaline diet with lots of fruits and veggies, I can sleep for 4 to 5 hours. Goat milk is just one more tool in the arsenal. It tastes rich and makes a great coffee creamer. I know...coffee is acidic, but who can give up coffee?

It is so nice to have this milk available at home… in case the supermarket doesn’t have it

Feeding baby kittens that had no mothers

I have been using this for my coffee creamer now for over a year. I love the taste and it is so creamy without a super strong goat milk taste. It does tend to clump so I put it in first and pour the coffee over it. I will continue to use it because I love coffee and it is so much better for you than everything else out there.

I buy the fresh goat milk because of digestive issues. The powder form creates more digestive issues than he fresh milk