Micro Ingredients Goat Milk Powder, 1 lb

Micro Ingredients Goat Milk Powder is a 1-pound pouch of powdered goat milk sourced from grass-fed farms in Australia, according to the listing. It is presented for drinks and cooking, with 64 servings claimed per package, customer feedback is positive on texture and mixing but mixed on taste and suitability.

At a glance

The listing claims 64 servings from a 1-pound pouch.
Directions suggest mixing one part powder with three parts warm water and stirring until smooth.
The product is described as usable in drinks and recipes, as well as in homemade soap and pet food preparations.

Price

$19.99Save 20%

Reference price: ~~$24.99~~

Price checked: Nov 11, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A single-ingredient goat milk powder is described without soy, gluten, fillers, preservatives, flavors, or tree nuts.
The stated 64 servings make the pouch suitable for repeat use rather than a one-time recipe.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	Micro Ingredients

Package
Net weight	1 pound
Package units	16 Ounce
Servings	64 servings per package
Package dimensions	10.47 x 7.01 x 2.28 inches; 1 pounds

Product claims
Source	Australia
Source farming	grass-fed
Lactose	Low lactose levels
Ingredients and exclusions	Made without soy, gluten, fillers, preservatives, flavors, and tree nuts.
Dietary claims	Non-GMO, Gluten-Free
Intended uses	homemade soap, creamer, yogurt, and raw food diets for dogs and cats

What to know before buying

The listing describes low lactose levels and easy digestion, but supplies no lactose quantity or clinical evidence, do not treat these claims as proof that it is suitable for a particular intolerance. Store closed and away from moisture, direct sunlight, and heat, as instructed.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking powdered goat milk for drinks, cooking, or baking.
Buyers interested in a product the listing also presents for homemade yogurt, creamer, soap, or pet food preparations.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs verified lactose content or a confirmed suitability claim for a medical dietary restriction.
Buyers who need assured taste acceptance or confirmed results for yogurt making, since customer feedback is mixed on both taste and suitability.

Micro Ingredients Goat Milk Powder, 1 lb · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 2,145 ratings

5 stars79%79%
4 stars10%10%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars2%2%
1 star5%5%

Customer feedback describes favorable experiences with quality, texture, and mixing, including use in cooking, baking, and ice cream and dissolving in hot liquids. Taste and value are mixed, as are suitability and ingredient perceptions, some customers report it works as an alternative while others question yogurt use or whether it is pure goat milk. The overall rating is 4.5 out of 5 from 2,145 global ratings, but that score does not resolve these specific differences. For buyers using the listing’s warm-water mixing directions or adding the powder to recipes, reported mixability may matter, taste and recipe suitability remain personal considerations.

Positive themes

Customers praise quality and texture and report that it dissolves easily in hot liquids.
Customers report using it in cooking, baking, and ice cream.

Mixed feedback

Customer opinions differ on taste and value for money.
Feedback is mixed on suitability for yogurt and on perceptions of ingredient purity.

Frequently asked questions

How is the powder reconstituted?

The listing suggests one part powder to three parts warm water, stir thoroughly until smooth.

How many servings does the package claim?

The listing states 64 servings per 1-pound package.

What does the listing say about storage?

Keep it in a well-closed container away from moisture, direct sunlight, and heat.

Is it suitable for people with lactose intolerance?

The listing calls it low in lactose, but gives no lactose amount or medical evidence. Buyers with dietary restrictions should not rely on that description as a guarantee.