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Goat milk powder for nutrient absorption
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I ordered goat milk powder from a provider I found on Facebook (I should have known better). When I tracked the package, I found it was coming from China. I emailed the provider and was told the powder was sourced from Australia and routed through China. Hmmmm The powder arrived in packets without the provider's name. The powder itself is quite yellow and when mixed with water the result is thin/watery and yellow. It tastes quite sweet. Is this stuff goat milk powder? If you use goat milk powder, what does yours look/taste like?
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@jehg Thank you for sharing this helpful info! What is the name of the company? I’d like to avoid this one since I am also thinking of ordering goat milk powder.
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@jehg I think I started the same process as you. Ordered from a company on FB...I can't remember the name. It was taking forever to ship so I contacted them. Same info...sheep in Australia but the package goes out of China. Thankfully, I was able to cancel and I ordered from Micro Ingredients on Amazon. I get other products from them and like them. I've been using the goat's milk powder in coffee for a few months. It's white powder and does have a taste...that I then cover up with regular cream. My coffee is a bit caloric now with collagen, goat milk powder and cream! I'm rethinking this as I have trouble keeping weight off. I like to eat too much 🙂 I might just rely on Calcium Citrate of some form.