Can anyone recomend a good quality dehyrated milk powder that is easily found in grocery stores ?
Can anyone recomend a good quality dehyrated milk powder that is easily found in grocery stores ?
Nido seems to be the preferred option if available. I dont find it up north and have to order it.
I've used both the Nido option and the dried goat milk option.
check the hispanic food aisle at wally world (or other grocers that have nationality designations) for nido.
There's also a powdered buttermilk, which I use at home. Kinda special purpose, though.
It's common in the dried milk section---
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baby powdered milk is high in protien, available in most stores where other powdered milk can't be found.
I can see how pre-mixing Nido with soft cereals like Cheerios would be a problem.... it would be a mush before you could eat it. We pre-mix all the time with a heartier, coarser granola type cereal and that works great.
Good to see Nido is in stores back east! I certainly could not find it in the southeast, I guess I didn't look hard enough.
It's easy to find in the Roanoke area. Not sure how far south you have to go before it becomes a problem.
[QUOTE=CalebJ;2252376]It's easy to find in the Roanoke area. Not suTre how far south you have to go before it becomes a problem
It is available in Florida at Walmarts
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I prefer whole milk (which is why I assume most people like Nido), but I also prefer to avoid soy in my milk. It used to be that some boxes of Nido had no soy, but it seems they all do now.
My new favorite milk powder is Hoosier Hill Farm Whole Milk Powder. It tastes about as good as the Nido, mixes easily, and has only one ingredient: Whole Milk. I don't know if it's in the grocery stores, but it's definitely available at Amazon.
I wish and pray to the Sinus Gods that I could continue to use powdered milk during my backpacking trips. Nothing better than peppermint or nettle tea with honey and powdered goat milk. Or Mt Hagen organic coffee (decaf or not) with a couple tablespoons of goat milk powder!) It all starts out harmlessly enough but after several months of use---Nido, goat milk---doesn't matter---my head blows up and I'm spewing chunks from a nasty sinus infection. Solution? Avoid all dairy and most esp dried milk.
Btw, goat milk powder in morning coffee looks stupendous!!---
Last edited by Tipi Walter; 02-10-2019 at 13:40.
I'm a fan of Nido, which is the Spanish word for 'nest'. Here in Kentucky that is sometimes found in the 'Latin American' section of supermarkets. rather than being placed with other powdered milk products. Nestle marketed Nido internationally for decades before bringing it to U.S. supermarkets to sell to immigrants.
I choose to drink Nido brand "Leche Entera en Polvo...Powdered Whole Milk with Added Vitamins and Minerals". I avoid buying Nestle's powdered infant formula-like product, which is also branded as "Nido". So, I read the labels. The canisters that I avoid buying are the ones that have a picture of a small child.
Last edited by Siestita; 02-10-2019 at 17:30.
I was in a good size town down in Mississippi this past year and not one store could be found with powdered milk. I purchased liquid coffee creamers in the small single dose to survive
I was getting ready to say that adults should buy the yellow label Nido WHOLE milk. Found in the Hispanic food section of any decent supermarket.
The BABY formula Nido is packed with tropical oils and other crud. Avoid.
Several preceding cautions about powdered baby milk. The youngsters don’t stand a chance.
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