best milk for kids

goshika74 · 2013-09-19T21:37:22+02:00

Discover the best milk brands for children in Mauritius. Get recommendations for kids aged 3 and 9 to satisfy their cravings.

goshika74 New member

Member since 31 August 2013

goshika74New member19 September 2013 19:37:22

Hi,
Today was my 1st day in Mauritius.聽 Im in love with this place especially tge weather.
I went to super market to pick up milk but confused with wide range.聽 Pls suggest which brand is good for kids (3yr n 9yrs).

They are used to cow milk.

Pls reply soon...my kids are craving for it..

Thanks

gurj Active member

Member since 25 February 2013

gurjActive member20 September 2013 04:18:55

Don't know about kids but I love milk and was really finding it difficult at first to get it! I hate the powdered stuff and normal long life. But the brand I have found now which tastes great is called Devondale - they do skimmed/ semi skimmed / full fat - the whole range - it is found near all the other long life but it is cows milk from Australia.
However there is a Mauritian cows milk called SKC surlait available in cartons or packets in the fridge section - except it is only full fat and supermarkets never have a regular or fresh delivery.

kevinson Guest

kevinsonGuest20 September 2013 04:52:49

where are you in mauritius? I can suggest you fresh cow milk.... U may inbox me......

goshika74 New member

Member since 31 August 2013

goshika74New member20 September 2013 05:06:14

Thanks

Im currently in moka. Someone suggested Nidovfresh. How's this product?

Sleeping Cookie Serial expat

Member since 29 November 2010

Sleeping CookieSerial expat23 September 2013 05:34:13

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The milk we found that has the real taste of milk (even though it's UHT) is Fresh Meadow (from New Zealand).
As for the so called "fresh milk" you find in the refrigerated section:
a - it's not 100% fresh milk (they add powder milk inside)
b - when you open it, after a day u get chunks in it (as if it's gone bad)

And of course you can go to private farms or state farms and buy fresh milk and just pasteurize it yourself.