Coconut Merchant Coconut Milk Powder 1kg - Vegan Dairy-Free Milk Alternative for Creamy for Curries, Smoothies, Soups, Sauces & Drinks

This has been a life changer! Saved me money and waste :) Unlike the alpro cartons, which i end up wasting as they are too sweet and as such, i rarely use all of it in time. With this powder oh my gosh! Not too sweet and all that's needed for my bowl of oatmeal in the morning is 1 tablespoon. The packaging is fantastic and expensive looking. The product is chefs kiss! I will be re-purchasing for sure. :)

It's creamy and has a great taste. Really good with coffee and for hot chocolate. I believe that the customers that complained about it leaving lumps mixed it with cold water. I never had this problem as I always mix in hot water straight from the kettle. I guess a blender is needed when making cold beverages. It's good for both sweet and savoury recipes, I tried the mushroom stroganoff recipe that comes printed on the package and it was great.

Great packaging and fantastic taste. Love it

I am coeliac and use various coconut products in my diet. In recipes which required coconut milk, I started off using tins of coconut milk. The problem with this was that you were told to put the can in the fridge once opened. I found that the milk very quickly became a very thick cream. This was no good for adding to coffee or for use in baking. I then tried cartons of coconut milk. This was much better but I found that I was nearly always unable to use all of the milk before it reached its use by date. I then discovered coconut milk powder. This enables me to make only as much milk as I need at the time. There is no wastage at all. The only problem I have found that when you add the coconut powder to water it does not mix well and looks quite lumpy. I found that the solution is to put the powder and water in a blender. This mixes it up well and gets rid of any lumps. As I am not drinking the milk and only use it when baking, this is not a problem as I almost always use my blender anyway when baking. Overall I find that coconut milk powder is much more versatile than cartons of milk or tinned milk. I have already bought a 2nd pack of the powder and intend to continue using it.

I’ve used this stuff before and was impressed so I bought from Amazon this time because you can only get small packs in the supermarkets and I wanted it in bulk. It’s really versatile, particularly during the Covid19 lockdown I’ve used it for so many things to avoid unnecessary travel to the shops. I mixed some up in a bottle with water to keep in the fridge to use on cereal, in smoothies etc.. it just needs shaking again before you pour. As I’m still having to work shifts it makes for a great instant (vegan) porridge to go.. I just put a few spoonfuls of powdered coconut milk in a Tupperware with some oats, desiccated coconut and chia seeds then add boiling water at work on my break and let it sit for a few minutes and it goes nice and creamy. I’ve used it in curries too and I didn’t notice the difference compared to using tinned coconut milk if you mix it with water beforehand. There are ratios on the pack of how much powder and water to use depending on what you want to use it for which is handy.

loved it.

Good service and a good price

Tinned Coconut milk is far superior when comparing it with this waste of money!