[pct-l] Milk Powder

[Steven dvsteven]

Mango, 
 
No it's called Country Cream, and I found it better tasting then Nido.  I really like the individual packets (actually they are a 1 1/2 serving packet (120 Calories)), saves me from repackaging.  On my thru-hikes I've used this with the individual packets of Champion Nutrition Pure Whey (260 calories a package) , just a package of each and water in my nalgene at bed time and I drink 390 calories to start my hike first thing in the morning.
 
They also sell them in #10 cans at that site (Grandma's Country Foods out of Salt Lake City), great customer service.  I'll have to find out where to buy coconut milk powder.
 
Flying Tortoise
 


Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2010 23:15:34 +0000
From: moodyjj at comcast.net
To: dvsteven at hotmail.com
CC: pct-l at backcountry.net
Subject: Re: [pct-l] Milk Powder






I can't tell from your post what this product is.  Is it Nido, by chance?  That stuff is great - much better than Carnation Instant nonfat dry milk.  Nido has the fat, and it's delicious and versatile.  I used it in oatmeal; mixed with granola and fruit for an "instant" cold breakfast (just add water); mixed with peanut butter or with peanut butter powder (along with honey crystals and coconut milk powder); in mashed potato meals; with Lipton sides, etc.
 
Nido was initially targeted to Hispanic buyers, I understand, but can now be found in lots of stores.  Even here in East Tennessee our local Kroger has in the Hispanic foods section.
 
Mango

----- Original Message -----
From: "Steven dvsteven" <dvsteven at hotmail.com>
To: pct-l at backcountry.net
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2010 5:30:18 PM
Subject: [pct-l] Milk Powder


Hi everyone,
 
I just wanted to share a product with you.  I'd been looking for milk powder and came across this:  https://www.grandmascountryfoods.com/catalog/index.html?CategoryId=40&ProductId=2748 .  It tastes really good and is sold in single serve packets, oh and they will discount quantity.
 
FYI
 
Flying Tortoise