SAUBOTA Premium Camel Milk Powder 250g – 100% Natural Camel Milk, Gluten Free, High in Calcium, Iron & Vitamin C, No Preservatives or Additives. Support Strong Bones, Energy levels

Great taste good quality as well for camel milk. I decided to go with this one because is a foreign camel milk. And as I kept doing my research for best came milk this one was coming up next to all the new American brands. And if we go back camel milk originated in foreign countries so I gave it a try. Is For the whole family especially for my 12 month old that is breastfed as it was recommended to me by a very well-known doctor. In foreign countries this is use (camel milk) for babies as formula as it is the only milk that is very similar to breast milk. Only thing is a small amount and is expensive But quality over quantity

It tastes good,bought it for my 2 year old daughter who is very picky to what she eats or drinks. Easy disolvable in a water, pleasant taste, my daughter loves it. Definitely recommend.

Great taste and amazing health benefits

Was very pleased with the first several cans of this we purchased, but the last four cans had an off odor and did not smell right it smelled old. So I stopped buying this product because it is a bit pricey I got the first scan replaced because it smelled very rancid but then the next three also I did not feel comfortable with letting my grandson drink it.

I have issues these days with digesting anything I eat. I used to love milk but can't drink it without taking enzymes and probiotics along with it, and even then I still get some gas and bloating. When I saw this I thought it was worth a try anyway. It comes in a can that looks to be quart size, but the amount of milk powder you get is about one cup's worth, approximately 8-1/2 ounces. The can says it's 12 servings worth of powder and that it needs to be used within 20 days of opening. The directions say to mix with warm water. I wanted cold milk so I used some refrigerated cold water. Bad idea. With cold water it stays in clumps and will not blend with the water. Well I like warm milk too if it's right before bed so I put it in the microwave for one minute. That helped it to blend more easily though there were still some small pebble size clumps despite much stirring. The stirring caused it to froth a bit so figured that heating it up any further might cause a problem so I drank it as it was. Tasted good. I would say it tastes a lot like reconstituted evaporated powdered cow's milk, only not as sweet. It doesn't taste like fresh cows' milk. I think that if you were to use a blender or perhaps a covered drink container where you could shake it up vigorously then you might be able to get rid of all the clumps. I'm going to try that next. Now I got this as a free product to try. I think that if I had to pay for it that I would never buy it because it's about 4 times the price of what I would be willing to pay. I do understand that obtaining milk from a camel and the process of freeze drying it while keeping a clean facility and packaging it in a way that will preserve its efficacy is tricky, but that doesn't make my budget increase to be able to buy it unfortunately. Back to digestion. I still had the same digestive issues I usually have with food so that didn't change,but I drank it without digestive aid's, so next glass I'll drink with my normal digestive aids and see how that goes. Digestive issues vary from one person to the next so I would say you'd have to try it for yourself to see. It's just a super expensive experiment being about $5 for a cup of milk.