Non Fat Dry Powdered Milk 1.5 lb (24 oz) - Non-GMO, Keto-Friendly, Hormones Free, Gluten & Nut Free - Rich Source of Protein & Calcium - Made in USA

I’ve been using this nonfat dry milk powder for a few days now, mainly for baking and coffee, and it’s been really convenient. It mixes well with warm water and doesn’t leave lumps if you stir or shake it properly. The taste is lighter than regular milk (as expected since it’s nonfat), but still good enough for recipes like pancakes, muffins, and even oatmeal. I also tried adding it to coffee, and it worked fine without any strange aftertaste. One thing I really like is the long shelf life — it’s perfect to keep in the pantry for when you run out of fresh milk. The resealable bag is also helpful for storage. Overall, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do and is a practical option to have at home.

Nice, fine milk powder for fast dissolving. I don’t care for it reconstituted as a beverage, but love to use dry milk in cooking for a creamy taste and texture (and more nutrition) without adding more liquid. It’s perfect in oatmeal. Recently my grocery store (calling you out, Harris Teeter) stopped carrying dry milk, so I was glad to find Judee’s at Amazon. But really, is “gluten-free” necessary for a dairy product without wheat?

Love this powdered milk. It dissolves quickly and tastes great. I use it for my hot chocolate mix.

I make my glass with 2 -3 scoops, put my carnations packet, both dry, put in blender, very thick. Keep the powered milk in the refrigerator.. the colder the better.

I love that it has no fillers But people should know it tends to clump I use it in my coffee & I stir it with a whisk

I add this to Overnight Slow-Cooker Steel Cut Oats just before bedtime. Throw 4 Tablespoons powdered milk to 1 cup oats to 4 cups water; turn cooker to low and voila! You will have creamy, tasty, healthy oatmeal ready to eat. I have also made a glass of lowfat milk, which mixed easily and tasted ok in a pinch(think camping). It's shelf stable for the apocalypse, easily transportable and much lighter weight than regular milk. Use it also in smoothies or creamed soups.

It worked just as expected. What I used it for produce the best caramel flavor without added sugar.

I have tried mixing this with boiling water, with hot water, and with cold water, but whatever I do, there is lots of clumps! The part that dissolves tastes good. It tastes like fresh milk. I mixed it in a large coffee mug with boiling water. After it cooled, I drank some of it. When I rinsed the mug in my kitchen sink, there was so much clumps in it, that it clogged the kitchen drain! I would recommend mixing this in a coffee mug. If you mix it vigorously in a glass, it is possible that you will chip the glass, and you don't want to swallow a glass chip by accident. I have not tried mixing it in a blender. But I don't want to bother cleaning a huge blender to make a small amount of milk. I also tried mixing the powder alone in a cup of coffee. That tastes terrible. This has to be made into milk first before you add it to coffee or tea. I would also like to mention that this is really expensive. A small glass or a coffee mug holds around two cups, and the serving on this is one cup. So, you don't get a lot of servings out of this container.