Woolworths Free from Lactose Full Cream Milk 1L

Udderly mylk. Taste great and no distinct difference to me compared to other lactose free milk from bigger brands. Who said you have to give up milk if you are lactose intolerant. Nothing wrong with vegan mylk but if you still want to drink cow’s milk, this is a great alternative. It does taste sweeter than normal milk and I wondered if the sugar content is higher or if extra sugar was added. Next time you go to the supermarket, compare the nutrition table for both types of milk. There’s negligible difference & in some cases the lactose free milk has less sugar on the table. In lactose-free milk, “lactase” is the enzyme added to break down lactose into glucose and galactose, two simple sugars that give lactose-free milk a sweeter flavor than regular milk. (Simple ... MoreUdderly mylk. Taste great and no distinct difference to me compared to other lactose free milk from bigger brands. Who said you have to give up milk if you are lactose intolerant. Nothing wrong with vegan mylk but if you still want to drink cow’s milk, this is a great alternative. It does taste sweeter than normal milk and I wondered if the sugar content is higher or if extra sugar was added. Next time you go to the supermarket, compare the nutrition table for both types of milk. There’s negligible difference & in some cases the lactose free milk has less sugar on the table. In lactose-free milk, “lactase” is the enzyme added to break down lactose into glucose and galactose, two simple sugars that give lactose-free milk a sweeter flavor than regular milk. (Simple sugars taste sweeter than complex sugars). Disclaimer: I am not a nutritionist or a doctor. Just a curious bunchee who found some info on health websites & summarised the bottom line. You can do a search online if you like.

Milk, But not as we know it ! Well yes it is milk, it is white, it is full cream and it even comes in a similar carton, but I just don't get the expense. I researched what lactose was and understand we have a hard time digesting this (sometimes explosively, sorry guy's who know this all too well) but I struggle with the fact that an additive (lactase) dictates so much more up front money. Yes I understand supply and demand, the more units sold the cheaper the products can become but we are still talking about 86c difference per litre compared to the regular stuff. I am guessing with all the alternative soy, almond and what ever else there is as a substitute will be fighting an up hill battle. Thankfully for my mob the only hard digestion is doing the dishes and ... MoreMilk, But not as we know it ! Well yes it is milk, it is white, it is full cream and it even comes in a similar carton, but I just don't get the expense. I researched what lactose was and understand we have a hard time digesting this (sometimes explosively, sorry guy's who know this all too well) but I struggle with the fact that an additive (lactase) dictates so much more up front money. Yes I understand supply and demand, the more units sold the cheaper the products can become but we are still talking about 86c difference per litre compared to the regular stuff. I am guessing with all the alternative soy, almond and what ever else there is as a substitute will be fighting an up hill battle. Thankfully for my mob the only hard digestion is doing the dishes and giving me my hard earned praise for being the ONE. It does taste good and I would be hard pressed to know what was in my tea or coffee if I hadn't seen the carton. It is creamy and yes I do like the taste. Now only if the scientists could genetically modify the cows for lactose free, then they could do fat free, Chocolate, Iced coffee..... You all know they have started this, I am living proof as I am the cash cow!Great taste and consistency, priced higher than expected but you get 4 Moo's (stars) from us.

Great taste. Being Lactose free and full cream, I was sure I wouldn't like this sample however it has proved me wrong. The things I liked about it was the milk had a creamy taste to it and it was no different to ordinary full cream milk. It is a good source of calcium like all other milk. It has a great star rating of 4. The milk is made in Australia from 99% Australian productsIt comes in a convenient 1L carton and is handy to have in the pantry just in case you run out of milk and once opened it can remain in the fridge for up to 5 days. The cost is amazing at $1. 70 and it does come in skinny as well. Great to have in a smoothie. My husband tried it in his coffee and said it made no difference to the taste. Made from Recyclable material is always good. I would ... MoreGreat taste. Being Lactose free and full cream, I was sure I wouldn't like this sample however it has proved me wrong. The things I liked about it was the milk had a creamy taste to it and it was no different to ordinary full cream milk. It is a good source of calcium like all other milk. It has a great star rating of 4. The milk is made in Australia from 99% Australian productsIt comes in a convenient 1L carton and is handy to have in the pantry just in case you run out of milk and once opened it can remain in the fridge for up to 5 days. The cost is amazing at $1. 70 and it does come in skinny as well. Great to have in a smoothie. My husband tried it in his coffee and said it made no difference to the taste. Made from Recyclable material is always good. I would buy this again as its great to have some in the pantry just in case but wouldn't use it as an everyday milk as we go through too much milk in this house. Thanks Bunch for giving me this opportunity to try something I would never have thought of buying.

Surprisingly good. We only use almond milk or soy in our household, and I buy full cream for visitors. A friend called in unexpectedly and I had no full cream for coffee but she was happy to try this sample. Previous long life milks I’ve used have been watery so was expecting the same but was pleasantly surprised ... it poured liked normal milk and mixed into the coffee well. I decided i would use it too. Though it didn’t have a lot of smell, it tasted great in the coffee. When my friend left, I asked her if she wanted to take the rest which she did. Her feedback was that she had it on her cereal and enjoyed it and seemed no different to her normal milk. I would not hesitate to buy this if we would use it but we like our soy and almond milk but glad I and my friend ... MoreSurprisingly good. We only use almond milk or soy in our household, and I buy full cream for visitors. A friend called in unexpectedly and I had no full cream for coffee but she was happy to try this sample. Previous long life milks I’ve used have been watery so was expecting the same but was pleasantly surprised ... it poured liked normal milk and mixed into the coffee well. I decided i would use it too. Though it didn’t have a lot of smell, it tasted great in the coffee. When my friend left, I asked her if she wanted to take the rest which she did. Her feedback was that she had it on her cereal and enjoyed it and seemed no different to her normal milk. I would not hesitate to buy this if we would use it but we like our soy and almond milk but glad I and my friend got to try it and would recommend to anyone that needs lactose free milk.

Slighty sweeter than regular milk. At a glance you would think lactose free, meant an alternative to cow's milk. Some further reading revealed it's not, it's just the adding of lactase to break down the lactose. As this process involves converting the lactose to sugars, it results in a slightly sweeter tasting milk. Other than the sweetness, I couldn't find any other real differences in flavour. The milk foamed well for cappucinos, which is how we primarily consume milk. I liked that it was in a carton, which is more environmentally friendly than plastic. Not sure that I would purchase it replace of regular milk, but as others have suggested, it would be a good alternative if regular milk wasn't available.

Yummy creamy milk also enjoyed by the lactose tolerant. I have been buying this milk for a long time now. Initially it was to try something new as I was getting an upset stomach from drinking full cream milk. Although I am not lactose intolerant, I still enjoy drinking this milk. I find it creamy and flavoursome. It isn’t watery like some of the light or skim milks can be. It usually has a long enough expiry date to get used in our household, especially in the 1litre cartons, it stays fresh. I actually can’t taste too much of a difference between this lactose free milk and regular milk. Great price at $2. 15 for 1 litre I personally don’t enjoy drinking milk on its own so I enjoy a cup of cold milo each morning. So... actually it tastes good with milo My partner ... MoreYummy creamy milk also enjoyed by the lactose tolerant. I have been buying this milk for a long time now. Initially it was to try something new as I was getting an upset stomach from drinking full cream milk. Although I am not lactose intolerant, I still enjoy drinking this milk. I find it creamy and flavoursome. It isn’t watery like some of the light or skim milks can be. It usually has a long enough expiry date to get used in our household, especially in the 1litre cartons, it stays fresh. I actually can’t taste too much of a difference between this lactose free milk and regular milk. Great price at $2. 15 for 1 litre I personally don’t enjoy drinking milk on its own so I enjoy a cup of cold milo each morning. So... actually it tastes good with milo My partner uses it on their morning cereal and in their tea and has no complaints either. The packaging I find very appealing, i like the blue colour scheme. The striped straw coming out of the glass of milk draws you in Made in Australia from at least 99% Australian ingredients 4 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Health star rating Carton is recyclable ♻️ We will continue to purchase this milk for as long as Woolies sells it

Pleasant Tasting Lactose Free. Some members of the household regularly drink long life lactose free milk. We thought that it tasted similar to a national brand that is our go to brand. It was really nice in tea/coffee or by itself. Lactose-free always tastes that little bit sweeter to me, but that is just my taste buds. We liked that is it was easy to find, came in recyclable packaging and was a good size at 1litre to fit in the cupboard and then fridge after opening. The "pull off seal" after unscrewing the cap was a little painful, as it didn't quite do the job & a knife was used to widen the opening. We prefer just a screw off cap for the milk, not these pull offs. Competitive pricing at $1. 70 in our local store as oposed to the $2. 25 we normally pay for the ... MorePleasant Tasting Lactose Free. Some members of the household regularly drink long life lactose free milk. We thought that it tasted similar to a national brand that is our go to brand. It was really nice in tea/coffee or by itself. Lactose-free always tastes that little bit sweeter to me, but that is just my taste buds. We liked that is it was easy to find, came in recyclable packaging and was a good size at 1litre to fit in the cupboard and then fridge after opening. The "pull off seal" after unscrewing the cap was a little painful, as it didn't quite do the job & a knife was used to widen the opening. We prefer just a screw off cap for the milk, not these pull offs. Competitive pricing at $1. 70 in our local store as oposed to the $2. 25 we normally pay for the other brand. Thanks bunch for the sample! Used and enjoyed!

Great allergic friendly milk. Packaging - neat clearly identifiable, very easy to ascertain that it is lactose free. Ease of use/instructions - N/AProduct - I had my husband do a blind taste test on me. - smell - no noticeable difference at all - look - no difference in the glass when swirled around it 'clung' the same way there was no difference in colour and it didn't have a watery look. - taste - 100% tasted the difference straight away one word for the lactose free milk sweet, it was like drinking a glass of milk with a teaspoon of sugar. It was so sweet that when I had my coffee I didn't add any sugar and I normally have 2 1/2 spoons. The kids loved the milk but they like any milk. Other comments - unless for health reasons I probably wouldn't buy this ... MoreGreat allergic friendly milk. Packaging - neat clearly identifiable, very easy to ascertain that it is lactose free. Ease of use/instructions - N/AProduct - I had my husband do a blind taste test on me. - smell - no noticeable difference at all - look - no difference in the glass when swirled around it 'clung' the same way there was no difference in colour and it didn't have a watery look. - taste - 100% tasted the difference straight away one word for the lactose free milk sweet, it was like drinking a glass of milk with a teaspoon of sugar. It was so sweet that when I had my coffee I didn't add any sugar and I normally have 2 1/2 spoons. The kids loved the milk but they like any milk. Other comments - unless for health reasons I probably wouldn't buy this especially as a normal milk product I would however consider getting this as a baking item especially as I would be able to lower the sugar in the recipes and it would be great for those who can not generally eat baked items due to the milk aspect.

Kids weren't a fan. This product was easy to locate in the ailse with all the long life milk. Advertised as free from lactose this milk contains no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives and has a 4 star health rating. Made in Australia from at least 99% Australian ingredients it is listed as a good source of calcium and protein and both the lid and packaging are recyclable. Now the taste - as drinkers of fresh regular full cream milk both the children identified that this milk tasted different on a blind test (read Mum poured their milk before they got to the dinner table to see if they noticed ). Miss 13 stated that it tasted different and had a sweet after taste. Mr 17 couldn't even finish his glass and said it tasted "really bad" - hence the 3 star rating ... MoreKids weren't a fan. This product was easy to locate in the ailse with all the long life milk. Advertised as free from lactose this milk contains no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives and has a 4 star health rating. Made in Australia from at least 99% Australian ingredients it is listed as a good source of calcium and protein and both the lid and packaging are recyclable. Now the taste - as drinkers of fresh regular full cream milk both the children identified that this milk tasted different on a blind test (read Mum poured their milk before they got to the dinner table to see if they noticed ). Miss 13 stated that it tasted different and had a sweet after taste. Mr 17 couldn't even finish his glass and said it tasted "really bad" - hence the 3 star rating above. I did try it and must admit I wasn't overly impressed with the after taste myself. I will stick with full cream milk for us but I am sure there is a huge market for this product from people living with a food allergy or intolerance, it just wasn't for us.

Save an upset tum. Perfect for those who get a little upset from dairy/lactose milk. But without having to sacrifice the creamy taste of full cream milk. This being lactose free, means it’s sweeter taste than regular full cream milk. So it’s yummy on cereal and also works really well in a coffee/tea. Those that usually have sugar could try this and potentially not need the added sugar? I am not opposed to having UHT style milk (unlike my husband who says he prefers fresh, refrigerated milk) and I often have almond or soy (I’m not necessarily dairy free though, just like it) and find the quality of UHT these days is more than fine! A great pantry staple and so handy to have.