Laqtia Instant Lactose Free Skim Milk Packets – 18 Count Box | Makes 8oz Milk

Fast, lactose-free milk on demand

Laqtia Instant Lactose Free Skim Milk Powder Packets deliver a creamy, shelf-stable milk option ready whenever you need a quick dairy fix. This 18-count box is designed for busy families, travelers, students, and anyone seeking a convenient, lactose-free milk experience without compromising on flavor or texture.

What’s inside and where it comes from

Each box contains 18 individual packets that yield an 8-ounce glass of skim milk. The powder is produced from 100% European dairy, reflecting stringent EU safety and quality standards. Laqtia emphasizes non-GMO ingredients and avoids certain growth hormones in line with European practices since 1991.

• 1 Box Of 18 Instant LACTOSE FREE Skim Milk Packets that are portable and shelf-stable.
• Each packet makes an 8-ounce glass of milk by mixing with water, quick and straightforward.
• Made with 100% European dairy, supported by EU safety rules and strict traceability.
• Committed to high food safety, with internal audits aligning with IFS and Global Food Safety Initiative standards.
• Laqtia is a family-driven brand that focuses on quality products families would enjoy.

For a quick dairy fix, these packets travel well in bags, lunches, or desk drawers. The lactose-free formulation supports easier enjoyment while preserving a familiar milk flavor and light, smooth texture. The single-serve portions help reduce waste and mess, making it easy to enjoy cold or warm milk anywhere.

How to use and storage tips

• Open a packet and add the powder to 7 ounces of cold water, then shake until blended.
• Or dissolve in warm water and stir for a smoother, creamier result.
• Store in a cool, dry place; the packets are shelf-stable and ready when you are.

Quality you can trust

Laqtia adheres to strict quality standards and performs internal audits to maintain safety and product integrity. The lactose-free formula uses non-GMO ingredients sourced from European dairy, with EU regulations banning growth hormones since 1991, aligning with responsible dairy production practices.