Nestlé Nido Instant Milk Powder vs Hoosier Hill Farm Instant Nonfat Dry Milk

Nido is the better pick for families who drink milk and cook with it daily: a large can, whole milk richness, and added DHA for kids over one. Hoosier Hill Farm is the better pick for shelf-stable skim milk in smaller amounts, gluten-free and kosher diets, and recipes where you want no added fat. Reviewers of Nido consistently praise the original taste and repeat-buy it; Hoosier Hill Farm buyers value the simple single-ingredient skim powder and long shelf life. Build-wise both are plain powder in a can or jar; Nido's larger format means fewer reorders, Hoosier's smaller jar means less open powder sitting around.

• Choose the Nido if you want a big family can of rich whole milk powder for drinking, cereal, coffee and baking, and you have children over one year old.
• Choose the Hoosier Hill Farm if you want skim milk powder in a smaller jar for shelf-stable cooking, baking or drinking, and you need gluten-free and kosher.