Lactofree

Being lactose intolerant means cows milk is a no no... Well, that was until Lactofree came along with their Lactofree milk! Unlike other lactose free milks (rice milk, oat milk etc), Lactofree is actually cows milk, but it has been filtered to remove half of the lactose and then lactase enzyme is added to break down the remaining lactose so lactose intolerant bodies can absorb it. Nothing else is added or removed. This milk also contains the same calcium levels as normal cows milk, so it great for growing lactose intolerant kids. As this is essentially normal cows milk with the lactose taken out & broken down, Lactofree milk can be used exactly ...  Read the complete review

**What is it?** Lactofree is milk, pure and simply, but it also happens to be 99.9% lactose free, the sugar in milk that causes allergic reactions in many lactose intolerant people. It is the UK's ONLY lactose free product range on the market, and a relatively new addition to our supermarkets, so new in fact it can be hard to find and often sells out quickly. **How does it work?** Well they filter the milk to remove half the lactose, they then add lactase, an enzyme that breaks up lactose, and frequently lacking in allergy sufferers, to the milk to break up the lactose and make it easily digestible. ...  Read the complete review

This company has saved me! Whilst soya products are good for those like myself who are allergic to milk, they lack the taste of real "cow juice". Thanks to Lacto free I can finally have milk that is real dairy milk from a cow after seven long years. The taste is identical to that of real milk, yoghurt or cheese. I have tried four of their products so far and all of them are great and identical to the real deal. "How do you know this?" you may, ask as I myself am lactose intolerant. Well my girlfriend and some friends also were interested to try these products, thinking that they would be substandard and not as good as ...  Read the complete review

I'm not lactose intolerant, but my partner is, and she came across this milk (amusingly they have to call it a 'dairy drink' although it is only milk with added enzymes to break down the lactose) almost by accident in the supermarket. She was looking at the various grain milks (soya, oat, rice) and saw a family buying loads of cartons of this stuff further down the aisle. She had never given it a second thought thanks to the great big picture of a cow stamped on the front - tends to signify milk! Perhaps they are shooting themselves in the foot with this one, although it also signifies their main selling point; the grain milks are ok but they tend to be a bit ...  Read the complete review

My poor husband has suffered for years with a lactose intolerance. He was never "officially" diagnosed, but had the common symptoms of it - stomach ache (and gurgling!), diarrhoea, and genereal bloating and uncomfortable-ness after having milk. To combat it he just adjusted his diet to help - rarely ate cheese, and did not have cereal in the mornings. We were not aware that there was such a thing as lactose free milk. We stumbled across Lactofree in Tesco's while shopping one day - and thought we would give it a go. Lactofree is made by Arla and comes in a 1 litre carton with a pour spout on top - not like a normal milk carton but more ...  Read the complete review