Z Natural Foods Organic Coconut Milk Powder - All-Natural Vegan Dairy-Free Alternative with MCTs - Unsweetened Coconut Creamer for Coffee & Smoothies - Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, 1 lbUSDA Organic

This is my second bag of Coconut Milk powder. I use it in coffee, smoothies, water for a creamy treat, baking and bathing. My skin, hair & fingernails love it! It’s a versatile product, easy to use, blends well, tastes great, and the price is a great value. The 16oz bag lasts me for months since it doesn’t take much to get the true coconut flavor & fragrance, plus the bag seals well so it stays fresh.

Very tasty, fist time trying this! I make smoothies and Matcha teas with this and it comes out really good and frothy when I put it in a blender.

This coconut milk is perfect and it’s so yummy. I add a little bit to my tea/coffee and use my frother to mix. It’s like I’m having gourmet tea/coffee every day with a touch of coconut milk. It’s great that I can store it so it doesn’t go bad. Also, it’s a dairy free. It smells wonderful and I often lick the spoon because it’s so yummy. 😋

It doesn't dissolve as easily as other brands. Taste is good though, it's just not great to have clumps. I use it in my very hot coffee and have to whisk it hard to break it down.

Taste great and plenty of it, a little clumpy but dissolves fine.

I bought this because some recipes have milk powder in them. It works well and does what it is supposed to do. It is a good size and should last me a while, it's not used frequently. It seems to be a good value for money and I didn't notice any smell. That said, I have lost my sense of smell, so I am not a good one to rate on odors or smells.

Although it tends to be lumpy when first added to a glass, it dissolves quickly in hot waterfor my sugar free version of 'cocoa'. Coconut and chocolate flavors mend grandly.I have not tried it as 'milk' yet.As the summer wears on, that is a goal.

with higher milk prices I thought I'd finally give this a try. It includes a 60cc scoop that I measured on my mg scale and it was fairly accurate for the 28g serving size, but the powder is super fine and can be in clumps so I had to work at getting a full level-ish scoop without compacting to get that weight. I used my bullet-type blender with following results:Day 1- I used 8 ounces of warm water I had just distilled (package suggests warm) with a full scoop of milk powder, did not clump but the taste was ?gamey? I put in a couple ice cubes and better but still not good. Added smoothie mix and not much improvement in taste. The good part was the taste did not linger for a lengthy time.Day 2- Still using 8 ounces of my distilled water but this time cold from fridge, I eyeballed about half a scoop of milk powder and directly mixed with smoothie mix and did not clump in cold smoothie. Half scoop had no evident taste in smoothie as the full scoop did and no aftertaste. I did not try it alone this time but will report further with more use.So it should mix fine in blender with cold water, a definite plus. If you plan on drinking this I do recommend trying a smaller package, I thought my smoothie mixture would mask any off taste but unless yours is on the sweet side (my current one is kind of bland) you will likely taste the flavor of this goat milk powder at full serving size. It kind of stinks, and it tastes like it smells. It may be fine for baking, I have not tested that yet. As of right now I will likely not order again but I will not likely waste it either- maybe it will grow on me or find a better way to use it which I'll update. Bought to save money, eliminate spoiled milk and many trips to store, plus to have something more natural than my unsweetened coconut milk because I am not big on cow dairy outside of cheese. I do not think I could sell my hubby on this over his rather expensive grass-fed cow milk so I have 5# to suffer through on my own lol.