Nestle Nido Milk Powder Europe Imported 900-Gram (2 Pound)

I love all of these Nido products. Since it’s whole milk, it has a decent butter, pet content that adds wonderful flavor. Not knowing what they were drinking, my grandkids loved it. They were used to drinking whole milk or 2%. They actually prefer the flavor of this Nido. It’s also nice to have dry whole milk available in case you just can’t make it to the store and run out of fresh milk. It can easily be used all the time.

I was ordering before the larger can but it became unavailable so Amazon suggested this product. It was my fault for not reading the fine print. $1.42 per ounce is very high as I was paying about the same for almost 4 pounds before.I went to Walmart today and bought a can of the larger amount for $16.98.Recommend DO NOT BUY FROM THIS SUPPLIERBut keep buying the product elsewhere. Not a good value

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It’s small and expensive, showing like is a big size.

Lo compré por una compañera de trabajo que toma té con leche. Fue un regalo. También compré el té. 😜

What's not to love about Nido? Honestly. I’ve never tasted another powdered milk substance that tastes more like milk. While it does inevitably has a different texture, I could live my whole life drinking Nido and not miss milk at all. It contents me that much. And that's saying a lot, especially since milk happens to be my favorite food.My family uses Nido when we go camping. It packs well and you don't have to worry about it spoiling in the car or in the heat. I also use it to thin out the other dry liquid powders I have in my pantry, such as hot cocoa powder or chai tea powder. Adding Nido to these is convenient because then I don't have to warm up a cup of milk before hand; all I have to do is boil the water, add the mix, and voila! I have a nice, steaming cup of *Milky* cocoa ready to drink on a cool, rainy day. Another perk of this trick is that it saves me money. I can go twice as long with whatever powder mix I buy if I thin it out with Nido first.

As a kid, our family were expats in East Africa, and when there were significant droughts and a milk shortage even in the capital city, we'd turn to Nido. I rediscovered it in the US while I was in professional school, and introduced it to my friends. I'm glad it's available on Amazon now.It's the same creamy taste, the perfectly melting powder in cool or warm or hot water. I'm now using it in my baking too and hope it'll deliver results on that front too! But if not, I love drinking it before bed. Like my mom used to prepare it for me when I was young.(Also, b/c of a shipping fluke, I got a 2nd order of it the day after I received the first. When I called Amazon to let them know so they can arrange a pick-up, they said it's a product that can’t be returned and just told me to keep/dispose of the extra can, no extra charge to me. So I got a 2nd can for free...and it's just sitting there. Maybe I'll donate it to a food bank.)

Too small for the price. I expected it to be the big can