Indulge in the finest goat milk powder sourced from the pristine lands of New Zealand. This 400g can of soluble powder is a versatile addition to your culinary repertoire. Whether enjoyed as a fresh drink, mixed into tea and coffee, incorporated into puddings, porridges, sauces, or used for baking, this 100% spray-dried whole goat's milk powder offers unparalleled quality and taste.

The exceptional tolerability of goat's milk can be attributed to its unique protein structure. The protein in goat's milk is known to form smaller and lighter particles compared to cow's milk, resembling the composition of mother's milk. Additionally, the smaller fat globules make goat's milk easier on sensitive stomachs, making it a favourable option for those seeking a gentle dairy alternative.

Moreover, goat's milk boasts a higher concentration of whey proteins and nitrogen-containing substances than cow's milk, including an abundance of free peptides and amino acids. Noteworthy is its rich content of provitamins of vitamin A, including carotene, and the presence of finished vitamin A, making it a nutrient-dense choice. For those with dairy sensitivities, goat's milk emerges as a superior option to cow's milk.

The reduced allergenicity of goat's milk proteins, such as beta-lactoglobulin and alpha-S1-casein, compared to cow's milk proteins, contributes to its enhanced tolerability. Notably, New Zealand goat's milk contains a mere 3% of alpha-S1-casein, significantly lower than the 43% found in cow's milk, further underlining its compatibility for sensitive individuals.

Our Dairy Goat products, although not certified organic, uphold the highest standards of quality. The goats graze freely on the lush pastures of New Zealand, consuming only natural grasses and herbs, with hay supplementation limited to the winter months. While organic certification is not pursued, rest assured that the exceptional care and natural feeding practices maintained for our goats ensure the premium quality of our goat milk products without unnecessary price escalation due to certification requirements.