It's perfect! It's literally just regular dairy milk, but without lactose. It tastes slightly sweeter (I think because lactose is less sweet when its cold than other sugars), but if you're cooking with it or putting it in your latte, it tastes exactly the same!

This is some really great tasting milk right here! It is not too pricey and if you are lactose intolerant but love the taste of milk you will never be able to taste any difference. I cook with it, eat cereal with it, and my friends and family have even had some when they come over and never noticed that I didn't use regular ole milk. #lactosefreemilk #lactaid

I am lactose sensitive and I really wanted to try this because I am not a fan of the soy milks and almond milks out there! This was hands down the best milk for lactose sensitive people. I did not have bubbles in my tummy, and it tastes great! It's a bit sweeter than regular milk, but I personally didn't mind.

The tin/metal seal on the gallon container is very difficult to remove and shreds into small strips that could easily fall into the milk in the container. If one of these shredded pieces is ingested it could cause a bowel perforation. The method of sealing the gallon container should be changed before a medical complication occurs

I have lactose intolerance (undiagnosed). My 2d son had lactose issues when born. He was not able to drink 'regular' baby formula. When he was old enough for regular milk, I started purchasing lactaid (as it was the only milk on the market that was for lactose intolerant people). He would drink a lot of milk everyday. As the years have gone by, the product has become more tasteful (more like 'real' milk) and I have been able to mix with 2% milk (some days). Lactaid tasted like baby formula in the beginning, although in all those years past (27 to be precise), it has become better tasting by itself. I am an avid user as 'real' milk still bothers me. When I was 1, my mom has in my baby book that I had issues with real milk. Wonder if that was a precurser to lactose intolerance? Anyway, so wonderful that there was something made as I have used it for many things, including dunking cookies, and am very thankful that I have been able to continue using this product over the years. Thank you. And....I would reccomend all products for anyone that has issues with 'real' milk products. Actually, I have.

Lactaid's got my lactose-lovin' self covered! This 2% milk tastes just like the regular kind, minus the tummy troubles. It's creamy, slightly sweet, and packs in protein, calcium, and vitamin D. Perfect for lactose intolerant folks who still want their milk fix!

I really like Lactaid milk. I am not lactose intolerant but my family is. They have no problems when drinking this milk. Compared to regular milk, I find this milk a bit sweeter but I'm ok with that. It is a bit more expensive then regular milk as well.

When I first found out I was Lactose Intolerant, I was crushed I could no longer have milk. So I started trying the alternatives. Soy Milk, Almond Milk, and a lot of in betweens that are too gross to mention. But then I discovered Lactaid. It tasted just like regular milk, just a little sweeter. I had never felt so happy! It did take a few attempts to figure out which one I liked between the Whole, Skim, etc. But when I tried the Reduced Fat, I had found the balance I liked. It tasted great on its own for when I was craving just a glass of milk, and stood up perfectly to the dunking of my oreos. You can't go wrong with Lactaid! I use it in place of regular ilk in my recipes and they come out perfect. My life has changed dramatically since finding Lactaid. I no longer see obstacles when I want to enjoy my favorite recipes.

If you like the taste of cow's milk, or can't drink alternative milk for reasons, but also want to avoid lactose, this is the best brand there is! It tastes just like the best milk there is, but won't ruin your day! It also stays fresh for a long time, so if you also don't drink it a lot or just use it for cooking or baking, the half gallon size can be kept around a while

I am a senior with digestive problems this lactate milk tastes good and does not effect my system like regular milk does. Because I don't use milk like I did when I was younger, the regular milk can spoil before I can use it, Lactate milk tastes good up to the last drop. It costs a little more, but when you figure how it lasts longer than regular milk, it is worth the extra money. I always buy the half gallon, so I don't have to go to the store to many times.