Meyenberg Whole Powdered Goat Milk, Vitamin D, 12 Ounce (Pack of 3)

I had been using cow milk for a while to make homemade kefir. I wanted to try goat milk because I read that it's easily digestible.I will say that it took a while to adjust to the taste. It definitely has a goat dairy flavor. If you've ever tried goat cheese, you know the taste. At first I didn't like it, but after a few batches of the goat kefir, I'm used to it, and I really like it. It seems to me to be more tart than cow kefir. You won't know if you'll like it until you try, I suppose. If you've never tried goat milk before, just know that it may require an adjustment period. Reading some reviews, apparently some people can't tell the difference between goat and cow milk. This surprises me, but I know that taste is a funny thing, and some people can taste things that other people can't.One thing I really like about this product is the convenience. Using fresh cow milk for kefir, I was always trying to keep an eye on my milk supply. You have to make kefir every day. You don't skip a day (okay, that's not entirely true, but I don't like to put my grains in the fridge unless I'm going on vacation). With the powdered goat milk, I always have a supply on hand. I use the Subscribe and Save Program and it's delivered automatically each month. Since this comes in the 3 packs, I change the amount for my order according to my inventory. 6 cans is more than I need, but 3 is not enough, so I vary it from month to month as needed. If I were ever to run low, I can always get a 3 pack with 2 day shipping through Amazon Prime.The price on Amazon is great. At my local grocery store, it's over 10 dollars a can on sale. On Amazon it's usually 2 dollars cheaper. Now, this is much more expensive than cow milk, but I enjoy the goat milk kefir, so that's okay.I'm not sure how well this mixes for regular drinking. I've never drank it "un-kefired". I find that it's hard to mix it up completely, but since I'm throwing my kefir grains in the jar and letting the whole thing sit for 24 hours, it's not really a problem. When I strain the kefir the next day, everything comes out fine. Goat milk is also much easier to strain than cow milk. It takes me about half the time.If you can get fresh raw goat milk in your area, well, that's probably much better. For those of us who can't, this is a great option. If you are looking to make goat kefir, this is a winner in my opinion.

We bought this after reading about it on Dr. Sear's website. Our son has had no problems at all with the formula, we add brown rice syrup per our pediatricians recommendation (to add calories) Our son was a preemie, and was EBF for the first 7 months until stress from work affected milk production. Our son took to the goats milk right away, we mixed the first couple bottles with breastmilk until we knew he had no digestive issues with it, then were able to give him goats milk by itself. The goats milk smells and tastes better when warm than cold. I grew up on goats milk myself, so the taste doesn't bother me, but my husband isn't crazy about. Good thing our son loves it, because that's what really counts! It's 1/3 the cost of convential (cow's milk based) formula and is easier for tiny tummies to digest. It's a win-win all around!

my daughter who is 8 months old is on this meyenberg goats milk from 6 months... all i can say is she is an entirely different baby now.She was a colicky baby, severe eczema flares now and then (inflammation and oozing most of the time) .. doctors asked me to try differenthypoallergenic formulas which she refused to take just a table spoon in her regular formula.. I gave up hope that she would ever change her formula.in the process i was reading about goats milk and its various benefits. I spoke to the dietitian gastro doc and her pediatrician but none of them agreedthat i should feed her the goats milk because it is not nutritionally good for the baby. I was very upset because all i knew was my daughter has cow's milk allergyand she was been fed cows milk despite of the fact it was making her colicky, making her skin worse day by day and she has severe reflux problems. I decided to try thisproduct and luckily i was able to find it in whole foods.. made one bottle and gave it to my daughter while she was asleep. to my surprise she drank it all and she sleptgood for straight two to three hours which never happened in the last 5 months. though she did not liked the taste later and i had to give her with the ratio of one ouncegoats milk to five oz enfamil, now she is doing 5 oz of goats milk to one oz of enfamil. What a dramatic changeNo Colic, beteer Skin with no oozing or hyper inflammation (i sometimes apply on her milder inflammation 0.5% cortisone)she is still on pepcid for her reflux but she is doingbetter where as her spitting is concerened alomost 0 spitting (before she use to keep on puking now and then). I look at her and thank God for making me decide on this productas she is a Happy baby now. i can only imagine better for her what will she be like when completely on the goats milk. I have to supplement her with the multi vitamins.I took her recently to her pediatrician, her GI their exact words (her skin has never been this good before)the dietitian is working on my daughter's diet plan to make sureshe gets all the nutrients which are essential for a growing baby...I did not wanted to make the trips to the whole foods everytime and pay a higher price for this product when Amazon is selling on a great price of 3 cans.. the shipping is freeand the package arrives right on time before i am out of the stock ( you need to order this product before a week so u never run out of it) The packaging is good and the cans are notdamaged or dented.Great productExcellent providers Amazon