16 Ounces

My first order I had a little issue with the carrier sending it to the incorrect address — of course, not the seller's fault at all. I reached out and they immediately apologized, reshipped the order through a different carrier, and it arrived the very next day. As for the product itself, I was looking for a lactose free shelf stable milk and out of all the options I came across, this was the best one I could find — and the most affordable. It's still a little on the pricier side, but for a shelf stable option, this is the best out there that I could find. Really happy with it and love the taste. Between the product quality and the seller's excellent customer service, I'll definitely be reordering. I also noticed they carry a few other products I plan on trying. Highly recommend!

Nutritious, high protein levels, tasty, and mixes well. This is all important for my elder who has dysphagia.

Fabulous product. Mixes best in warm water. Stir and stir.

This is a good milk powder. It's lactose free, half the normal carbs and mixes well. But at least for my budget it is a few dollars higher than wanted which is why I took off one star.

I finally started using this product. I found that it dissolves well and it taste great. i cannot say it differs from mild already reconstituted in the grocery store and do not need to take lactose pills.

I use DairySky lactose-free nonfat dry milk all the time! It’s perfect for my healthy breads and delicious for low-carb recipes.

I love it. I use it for creamer in my coffee.

I bought this last week. This is not a paid review. I tried it today. I have a rubbermaid 2 quart container. I used filtered water and mixed ~1 cup dry powder in with a large wooden spoon. The taste is ok meaning on a 10 scale where it tastes just like store bought liquid milk this is about a 6 on taste. It does not taste the same. When I buy liquid skim milk lactose free at Walmart it cost me about $2.87 per half gallon. That means for 2.5 gallons of LF skim milk it's $15.21 with tax. This dry powder cost me over $23 and makes 2.5 gallons. So the powder cost more way more, takes more time to make (~5 minutes of stirring), and doesn't mix all that well with room temp water. I'm not sure how "lactose free" it is. Time will tell with that one since I just drank the stuff 3 hours ago. I guess the best part about dry powder milk is you can take it anywhere with your and when you mix it yourself you can make it more concentrated if you prefer that. I won't be buying anymore of this lactose free skim milk powder. I thought it would save me money and time but it does neither. I'm actually quite disappointed.