Tesco Skimmed Milk

Drinking milk has many benefits, it helps to strengthen your bones - you can reduce chances of developing osteoporosis. Milk is rich in calcium ( needed for muscle contraction) and contains magnesium, zinc, proteins, fat, sugars, and vitamins A and D as well. Overally,milk does do a body good. There is today a huge choice of fresh milk available and it becomes more and more difficult to evaluate and compare the benefits /taste of different brands. My choice is often influenced by the price and fat content. Most people will buy the cheapest brand and ( in my opinion) it is not a costly mistake but a good choice! Milk is milk - not a 100% manmade ...  Read the complete review

Because I go through so much cups of tea each day, there's no surprise that I go through endless cartons of milk too! I dont think Im fussy with the brand of milk I get,as long as it does the job and is not too pricey! Though one thing I do care about is how healthy milk is. So I find I always go for skimmed milk over semi- or full fat. More in particular I go for Tesco Skimmed Milk! Tesco skimmed milk comes in a plastic carton with a red label around it and red top, unique to the skimmed milk options. Holding onto the handle when the milk is full it is very cold and quite heavy (2 litre), but is is no more or less heavy than other brands. To store it, it is ...  Read the complete review

I really like tea and found myself getting through so many cartons of milk that I figured it must be quite bad for me (or fattening really). I decided to switch to skimmed milk. At first I thought it tasted like water and my tea wasn't so creamy but I prefered it on my cereal and thought that I would get used to it. Over the past 5 years I think I have conditioned myslef to like it best. Skimmed milk is much thinner than full fat milk and semi-skimmed milk. It does seem as if the majority of it is water with but I don't think this is a problem, I still like it. It is only 1% fat which is great if you're conscious of that kind of thing or on a diet. ...  Read the complete review

As a child I always had semi-skimmed milk. I didn't like cream, so semi-skimmed was just the right taste and consistency for me. A couple of years ago I switched to skimmed as it has next to no fat, but it has a different taste (less creamy) and thinner consistency which took a while of getting used to. Now, however, I can't stand semi-skimmed as that is far too thick and creamy for me! As do other brands of skimmed milk, Tesco Skimmed Milk comes in a plastic bottle (which can be recycled) with a red label and lid. It is available in a variety of volumes, for example 1 or 2 pints. To be honest, it tastes the same as any other brand of skimmed milk, even ...  Read the complete review

Tesco's skimmed milk is not really of superior taste, nor quality, but it is of superior price in that it is one of the cheapest on the market, but isn't of dire quality. The packaging isn't amazing: just red so you can identify it as skimmed milk. The bottle itself is clear, useful for seeing how mcuh milk is left, and the nutritional information is displayed on the front, as well as the definitive 'tesco' name. The milk comes in 1l size, which will set you back about 86p, or a larger 2l size, which may well be better value for money, although if it's just for personal use, probably not. This milk is a lot less thick than whole milk, and most ...  Read the complete review