Malted Milk Powder, 1.5LB (Pack of 1)

Hoosier Hill Farm's Malted Milk Powder is basically a time machine for your taste buds. It brings back all the creamy, dreamy malty goodness of childhood milkshakes and those gooey brownies from the school bake sale. Plus, this 1.5lb tub is huge, so you can malt all the things for what feels like forever. Here's the lowdown: - Tastes like the real deal: This powder is the real McCoy of malted milk flavor, perfect for making crazy thick and delicious milkshakes. - More than just milkshakes: It's not a one-trick pony! This powder also adds a subtle malty kick to cookies, brownies, and even ice cream. Boom! - Easy peasy: Just mix the powder with milk or water, and bam! Malty goodness. No mess, no fuss. - Resealable jar: Keeps the powder fresh for ages, so you can malt on your own time. Heads up: - Not as sweet as those store-bought syrups: This powder is a bit more grown-up in the sweetness department. You can adjust the sweetness to your own liking, which is pretty cool. - Blendier is your friend: While it mixes okay with a spoon, a quick blitz in the blender makes it super smooth, especially for milkshakes.

Took a really long time to get, but the malted milk powder is great! I love that there is no added sugar so I can add it to my protein shake without guilt. Canister is almost completely full, unlike past reviews mentioned being an issue. Really delicious!

Reminds me of my childhood. Nice taste in a ice coffee

Love this in my ninja ice cream maker!

I checked a bunch of different brands for sugar content, this had the lowest sugar percentage! Great flavor, not gritty at all! Used for milk shakes, so it's blended, wish it could be stirred into a drink, but that doesn't work too well. I'll have to try a handheld frother next, because just using a spoon didn't work entirely well.

I love this product it doesn't age and cake like other products. The taste is better. The only drawback was it so long to be delivered

Excellent: great on many things, including cereal, yogurt with fruit; even coffee

This year I decided I wasn’t going to deny myself things I love just because of price. So I bought some Carnation Malted Milk at the grocery store. One of the first things I noticed was it had a lot of ‘added sugar’ in the nutrition information, but sugar was not listed as an ingredient. Yeah, ingredients do contain sugar, but added sugar is not sugar in the other ingredients. Strike 1. It wasn’t what I remembered. You had to add a bunch to start to taste the malt flavor. Strike 2. On to Hoosier Hill. I decided to try this, although the price was a lot higher. I figured it would have more malt flavor and less sweetness. Comparing the two, it wasn’t much different. And, after reading recent reviews, it seems like this product is not what it used to be. Still lots of 5 star reviews. But Amazon reviews have gone downhill too. Any 5 star review that is no longer than a few words can immediately be discounted. You’re left with complaints that both quality and quantity are lacking. I was considering buying the 25lb bulk package, which would make it only a couple of dollars more than Carnation charges. But based on my comparison, the end result would be the same. Even though Hoosier Hill claims 2tblsp is a serving compared to 3tblsp of Carnation. They’re the same, and need just as much to start to taste the malt. So between Hoosier Hill, Carnation, and Soda Fountain brands, none is great. Carnation is just the cheapest. If you happen to find Carnation Chocolate Malted Milk, skip it. You can’t taste malt at all. Maybe I’ll try grinding up malted milk balls. They still taste like they should.