Best tasting cow's milk in Thailand?

[khunPer]

Best tasting cow's milk in Thailand...????

 

[ronjomtien]

On 6/18/2021 at 5:16 PM, johng said:

This one tastes  ok to me  in my cornflakes and breakfast tea.

available in BicC and Tesco'sss   maybe not 7/11

 

 

Best one by far.

[BusyB]

OP I've found Meiji is far and away the best for me.

[rwill]

3 hours ago, rheinwiese said:

Magnolia is my fav. Unfortunately, not available everywhere. Runner up Meji.

My favorite too.  I get it at Makro.

[jvs]

I guess we are happy with the local milk,fresh from the cow and still warm when we pick it up.

20baht per liter.

We use around 4 liters a week.

 

[KKr]

for milk foam, like for cappuccino, tried several brands but ended up with Meiji, the only one I could make a consistently nice foam with.

some of the other brands separated while passing steam. no comment on that.

in other posts, I saw a few brands  I did not see in shops here, worth a try as and when available.

 

[Grusa]

4 hours ago, Gecko123 said:

Surprised Foremost hasn't received any votes.

 

Just FYI, it may have escaped the notice of some from the US, Canada, and Australia that Thai milk isn't fortified with Vitamins A and D, as is usually the case back home.

 

 

 

Foremost milk is much like all the rest, Meiji is however the best for frothing for cappuccino. Foremost whipping cream, however, is the only one which works well.

[LALes]

I only use non fat milk so it might not rate as a qualified comment.  That said, its always been Meiji

0% from 7-11 for me.

[freedomnow]

Chokchai or however you spell it..closest taste to quality stuff without 20 teaspoons of sugar added.

[geisha]

I drink the almond milk ( black Diamond ???) with cereals .  love it it’s healthy . Any old milk in my tea tho.

[Rampant Rabbit]

15 hours ago, RafPinto said:

I only use Lucky's milk.

She is a happy cow.

Always smiles when I touch her ....

So do my  fish but I dont touch them....leave that to the Wife or unwanted guests 

[Rampant Rabbit]

I  like  Dutch  MIll best tastes  more creamy than Meji get through at least 3-4  litres a  day always  have done since a kid

[lesmac]

On 6/18/2021 at 5:16 PM, johng said:

This one tastes  ok to me  in my cornflakes and breakfast tea.

available in BicC and Tesco'sss   maybe not 7/11

 

 

tesco lotus express do this one as well

[FruitPudding]

On 9/26/2021 at 12:50 PM, rheinwiese said:

Magnolia is my fav. Unfortunately, not available everywhere. Runner up Meji.

 

This is my fav too

[n00dle]

On 6/18/2021 at 5:16 PM, johng said:

This one tastes  ok to me  in my cornflakes and breakfast tea.

available in BicC and Tesco'sss   maybe not 7/11

 

 

agreed, it is simply richer, especially with my morning espresso. I was a committed meji blue drinker until one day it was out of stock and I picked up a jug of mMilk. I have gone back to Meji when mMilk is out of stock, but I think there is a significant difference in taste.

[johng]

One problem with this milk   that others suffer from too  is that it can go bad before the expiry date

so always give it the sniff test before pouring in... I think it's due to the very high heat and not so good cold storage chain  from dairy to shop  and then again once in the shop.

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My favorite milk is the milk offered by Dairy Home. It's pasteurized the old-fashioned low temperature way so it tastes like raw milk. That's the way milk used to test before high temperature pasteurization and ultra pasteurization took over the market. They offer lots of varieties including one that comes from cows that graze only on pasture.

[SAFETY FIRST]

On 9/26/2021 at 3:08 PM, Clarkey611 said:

Having visited most of the dairies in Thailand

What are you doing hanging out at the dairies. 

 

Do you have a fetish?

 

 

Edited June 6 by SAFETY FIRST

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The milk sold as Chokchai Farm milk doesn't actually come from Chokchai farms. For some reason, they sold their licensing rights long ago. Umm! Milk is actually from Chokchai.

 

"With a budget of 10 million baht for 2007 marketing budget, Farm Chokchai Group has lanuched its homemade ice cream and dairy product brand "Umm!...Milk" in the local premium market, where it says its superior freshness, quality ingredients and rich taste can compete with competitors including imported products.
To support its retail business, Farm Chokchai Groups is planning to open eight outlets of "Umm!...Milk Dairy Shop" in Bangkok's prime locations by the end of 2007, expecting the first-year sales to grow by 20 per cent.
Choak Bulakul, managing director of Farm Chokchai Group, said, "We plan to position Umm!...Milk as premium dairy products in Thailand." 

https://www.ryt9.com/en/prg/49370

 

"FYI, products from Chokchai Farm is now branded as Umm! Milk as they have sold off their Chokchai Milk brand back in 1994 as they restructure their operations."

https://www.roadtrippers.asia/places/chokchai-farm/

[HappyExpat57]

Same as asking what's the best tasting beer. Everyone has their own opinion, their own likes/dislikes.

[Clarkey611]

2 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

What are you doing hanging out at the dairies. 

 

Do you have a fetish?

 

 

Having visited most of the dairies in Thailand, I would confirm that Meiji maintains the best GMP and HACCP standards for pasteurised milk.. 

 

[SAFETY FIRST]

1 hour ago, Clarkey611 said:

Having visited most of the dairies in Thailand 

 

What are you doing hanging out at dairies?

 

I hang out with soi Buakhao bars. 

 

[connda]

On 6/18/2021 at 5:16 PM, johng said:

This one tastes  ok to me  in my cornflakes and breakfast tea.

available in BicC and Tesco'sss   maybe not 7/11

 

 

Yeah, I drink that and Chok Chai Farm's brand.

[steven100]

Nongpho  fresh cow's milk  .....   then Chokchai                         

 

 

Meiji is watery ....  Dutch Mill is powdered taste.    

 

[csaba81]

On 6/18/2021 at 5:16 PM, johng said:

This one tastes  ok to me  in my cornflakes and breakfast tea.

available in BicC and Tesco'sss   maybe not 7/11

 

 

I tried this milk recently. Firstly, it tastes completely different from any other milk I've tested in Thailand. Do you think there's sugar added to it?

[Utalk2mutt]

Dutch Mill all the way for me. Reminds me of my childhood living in Wolverhampton as they had milk that tasted the same there as I was growing up. In the absence of Dutch Mill and it can be hard to find at times Meiji is the one I buy instead.

[moogradod]

Absolutely the best is

 

Dairy Home Brand Grass Fed Milk in a 1200ml canister, Available in TOPS, Villa.

 

I used to live in Switzerland at the outskirts of Zurich where farmers still deliver the milk. So I pretend I know what I am talkiing about. I guarantee you will be delighted. Absolutely worth the try.