the one milk

[chunky-monkey77]

can this be taken as the same value as skimmed milk?

 

[jaylou]

Is it the same fat content as skimmed milk? If so, then yes!!

 

[chunky-monkey77]

i think so on ww it had the points of skimmed and the taste of semi . am maybe going to have milk on cereal instead of youghurt as am going through far 2 many muller lights

 

[jaylou]

who makes it tweety, I'll look it up on the website (if it is there!)

 

[chunky-monkey77]

not sure spelga i think all i can remember it has a purple lable !!

 

[Starlight]

Its by Wisemans. Has the same fat content etc as skimmed, thats what I count it as

 

[jaylou]

It's not listed on the SW website, it doesn't recognise that brand. I'd go by the fat value, if it's 1% then it's skimmed.

 

[chunky-monkey77]

thanks jaylou and starlight i dont know what i would do without you and this website am totally addicted night night xxx

 

[kazpeza]

no its under robert wiseman and its listed in the healthy extras as the same values as semi skimmed not skimmed so can only have 250 ml for a hea not 350 ml

 

[squiddie]

If you are talking about this...,

...then when I was at group I asked my consultant and she said it can be counted as Skimmed, as it has a low fat content. Mind you this was about 2 years ago...

 

[Circes]

That's the one (sorry no pun intended!) but as said previously you can only have 250ml as with semi-skimmed milk.

Skimmed milk has between 0.1% and 0.3% fat content while this obvisouly has 1%.

Interestng piece of info:
1% fat milk - The EU regulations for milk classification previously divided milk into three categories defined by the fat content; whole, semi-skimmed or skimmed. Prior to 2008, any milk that contained a different fat content was defined as a ‘milk drink’. On the 1st of January 2008 new regulations came into force to facilitate consumer choice. Now any milk with a fat content other than those laid out can also be considered as ‘milk’, provided that its fat content is clearly indicated on the packaging in the form of ‘….% fat’. However, these milks cannot be described as whole, semi-skimmed or skimmed. Following this change in regulation 1% fat milk is now offered to consumers who like the taste of semi-skimmed, but want to enjoy milk with a lower fat content.

 

[Vodkamonster]

Sainsburys also do their own 1% fat milk with an orangey-red label and lid. I picked it up by mistake, thinking it was skimmed!

 

[squiddie]

Aah right I see - might of been a different one I saw then