
Genérico Leite Em Pó Bom Dia, 400 G
Provides protein and calcium but high in saturated fat, natural sugars, and common dairy allergens.
Contains milk: avoid if allergic to dairy or lactose intolerant. Reconstitute with clean/boiled water. Not a breast milk substitute; consult doctor for infant use.
What's the verdict?
Affordable 400g powdered milk offering essential dairy nutrients in a long-shelf-life format, suitable for households but processed and containing natural milk components.
Ingredients
3 listed · 1 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Whole Milk Solids (Primary Ingredient)Caution
Supplies high-quality protein, calcium, phosphorus and B-vitamins supporting bone health, muscle function and energy; negatives include common dairy allergen potential causing reactions, lactose leading to digestive issues in intolerant people, and saturated fat contributing to cardiovascular risks if overconsumed.
- Vitamin A (Fortificant)Beneficial
Added to restore levels lost in processing, promotes good vision, skin health and immune support with clear benefits at used amounts and no significant negatives for typical consumers.
- Vitamin D (Fortificant)Beneficial
Improves calcium uptake for better bone density and may help prevent deficiencies; beneficial in fortified dairy especially for populations with limited sun exposure, with minimal risk in standard amounts.
Nutrition
| calories | 496 |
|---|---|
| total fat | 27 |
| saturated fat | 17 |
| trans fat | 1 |
| cholesterol | 80 |
| sodium | 370 |
| total carbohydrate | 38 |
| sugars | 38 |
| protein | 26 |
| vitamin d | 5 |
| calcium | 910 |
| iron | 0.5 |
| potassium | 1330 |
None: dietary fiber.
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