As I grow older, my body doesn't tolerate lactose as well anymore. However with Lactaid, I can't tell that difference. It tastes just as rich and goes well with cereal. It doesn't work well with recipes that call for milk though. It's just not as thick.

I drink the 2% Lactaid milk. I have to drink this because I am lactose and I have tried soy and almond and other milks, but I just don't like the taste. The Lactaid milk almost tastes like real milk. It does take a little getting used to but after awhile, you don't even notice the difference. And when you have to drink it, then you learn to like it. The chocolate is also good.

In my house me and my son are lactose intolerant and my daughter and husband are not!! So we have tried multiple different lactose free milks that were just not the same are regular milk then we tried Lactaid and its like you can't even tell the difference so my husband and daughter drink it to. Definitely recommend this brand.

LACTAID Reduced Fat 2% Milk is smooth and tastes rich, perfect for making puddings, white sauces or for coffee milk! People who don't know that it is lactose free would never know the difference, but I know the difference because regular milk makes me ill. Thank you for a great product. How about some lactose-free buttermilk, condensed milk, whipped "cream" topping? I'll be your first customer.

This is the only milk we use in my home. My husband is lactose-intolerant and this is a godsend for him. I use it in any recipe that calls for milk and there is no difference. It also has a very long shelf life due to the lack of lactose so this is great for anyone who doesn't use milk daily.

Being lactose free is horrible always missed having milk. This product is milk, looks, smells, tastes exactly the same. I like the square cartons for storage in the fridge. Highly recommend if you're lactose free and missing milk, does not disappoint!

My husband has issues with milk and so we switched to Lactaid Reduced Fat 2% milk. At first, I was very skeptical about how the Lactaid was going to taste, but after my first drink I was so impressed. It has a wonderful taste and is now a constant on our shopping list.

As a mother with a lactose sensitive child, finding the right milk to put in his bottles was almost impossible. We tried cows milk, soy milk, and even considered goat's milk. The WIC nurse suggested that we try this, and I was so glad she did! The little one liked the flavor, as did my husband, and I loved that he wasn't regurgitating everything everytime he was given a bottle. It certainly changed things for us!! The lower fat version was not received as well as the full day version, but was still enjoyed.

Ok, for those that have lactose intolerance, allergies, etc., this was probably one of your first options that could be widely found in grocery stores many years ago. I am one of them, but I never liked the taste. It tasted too sweet to me and while it is dairy milk from a cow, it just didn't taste like it. I have found much better tasting alternatives for lactose-free dairy milk.

Check out the container sizes. They reduced them to slightly under a standard 1/2 Gallon and Gallon. Personally, I think it is a poor PR move. If they need to charge more, do so. However, this slight change certainly appears to be deceptive. Even if well intentioned, the optics are bad.