Bom Dia Leite Em Pó Instantâneo 900 G
Nutritious dairy option rich in protein and calcium but limited by saturated fat, natural sugars, and allergen concerns.
Contains milk. May trigger allergic reactions or digestive discomfort in individuals with dairy allergies or lactose intolerance. Reconstitute with clean water and store in a cool, dry place after opening.
What's the verdict?
This instant whole milk powder offers the nutritional benefits of fresh milk without the need for refrigeration, making it practical for daily use in various recipes and as a drink. It is produced with quality standards for consistent taste and solubility.
Ingredients
2 listed · estimated by AI, check the label- Whole Milk Powder (Dairy Base)Beneficial
Provides high-quality complete protein, bioavailable calcium for bone strength, and B vitamins supporting metabolism and immunity; beneficial for nutritional supplementation in diets but carries risks of saturated fat intake linked to heart health concerns, high lactose glycemic load, and severe allergy potential for those with milk sensitivities.
- Lecithin (Emulsifier/Processing Aid)
Improves instant solubility and texture when mixed with water for better consumer convenience; offers minor phospholipid benefits but is typically soy-derived representing a secondary allergen risk, though used in low amounts with no major nutritional downside or ongoing safety issues.
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 | 900 |
| iron | 0.5 |
| potassium | 1200 |
None: dietary fiber.
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