Best alternative to fresh milk?

[Andyman506]

In seven weeks and a day (not that I'm counting) I'm off on a three week tour of Scandinavia, camping most of the way. I'm a coffee addict and need my caffeine fix in the mornings. I'd be interested to know what everyone else uses to whiten their coffee. I've yet to find a powder that comes close to fresh milk. It's a small but important detail!
Andy

[Olliedog]

Nestle Nido.

You can drink this as fresh milk. Nothing else comes close

[Tramp]

I used to use a dutch product called klim...bqsically milk reversed...powered as ace.....what do scandanavians use anyway..?

[frenchy3]

I have always just taken Nescafe 3 in 1 or 2 in 1 if you don,t take sugar. They are easy to carry and taste fine. It cuts down on the amount you need to carry.

[gbags]

I'm with you on powder, it just tastes like chalk.

What about UHT? Keep it in a water or coke bottle after it's open.

[Agent Orange]

Milk doesn't add flavour to coffee really IMO it's really only a cooling agent. A bit like tea.
Do a test. Make your tea and or coffee in one of those travel mugs with a lid. Drink it out of those for a couple of days/week and you'll get used to it. Plus not taking the milk substitute will leave room for more beer (thumbs)

[Dirk]

Agree, best substitute for Milk is Nothing......spoils the coffee and anyway dairy stuff is no good for you unless you are still in nappies

[diggermanbob]

Nestle Nido.

You can drink this as fresh milk. Nothing else comes close

Who stocks this stuff ?

[Spike941]

On my camping trip to Scandinavia last summer, I took two tubes of Nestle condensed milk, which comes ready sweetened. Worked for me, light and compact. Just the ticket.

[Olliedog]

Nestle Nido.

You can drink this as fresh milk. Nothing else comes close

Who stocks this stuff ?

Tesco, but only the larger ones. It is worth serching out if you are looking for fresh milk. Freeze dried UHT etc are no where near this stuff!