Milkis low

Milkis low is a variant of a popular South Korean milk and yogurt analogue soft drink, produced by Lotte. It contains less sugar compared to the original version.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

No, it is not dairy-free as it contains milk ingredients.

As it contains milk products, it may not be suitable for those with lactose intolerance.

No, milkis low does not contain caffeine.

Yes, children can consume milkis low. However, it's advisable to regulate the intake as it still contains sugar.

Although not common, milkis low can potentially be used in cooking for certain recipes, especially desserts.

It’s not necessary to refrigerate unopened milkis low, but it is typically served chilled for the best taste.

Milkis low bears a subtle taste of milk ye mixed with the refreshing attribute of a carbonated drink. It's a little sweet and tangy, and generally creamier than other aerated beverages.

Milkis low features significantly fewer calories than the original, although the exact count can vary depending on the packaging.

It's best to check the package for detailed ingredients, as it may vary from one variant to another.

No, milkis low is a soft drink and not a significant source of protein.

Milkis low is typically consumed as a refreshing beverage.

Milkis low is safe for pregnant women to consume in moderation unless they've been advised to avoid dairy or carbonated drinks.

Once opened, milkis low should be consumed immediately or refrigerated and consumed within a day for best taste.

No, milkis low is not vegan as it contains milk derivatives.