Milk Onboard Msc Orchestra

[freshfish]

Hi all! just wondering if anybody has experienced the milk onboard as we will be travelling in oct and have a two year old who loves her cow juice. I have read somewhere they only do goats milk uhh!:eek: .

Does anybody know if this is correct and if so is it acceptable for two year olds or can we purchase cow juice.

many thanks for your time.:)

[HandHandB]

I don't know if it was goats milk or not (personally, I HATE milk). My son tried it on cereal one morning, took one taste and said YUCK! He avoided it from then on. So, your child may not like the milk onboard.

[moveup]

Hi all! just wondering if anybody has experienced the milk onboard as we will be travelling in oct and have a two year old who loves her cow juice. I have read somewhere they only do goats milk uhh!:eek: .

Does anybody know if this is correct and if so is it acceptable for two year olds or can we purchase cow juice.

many thanks for your time.:)

Why not take powdered milk with you, and at each meal reconstitute it with water (bottled or tap -- both available on the Orchestra)? A sippy cup with a lid works well for mixing. Unfortunately, I think you can only get nonfat milk in powdered form. You could start acclimating your 2 year old to the powdered milk before your trip. If he absolutely rejects it, you could buy shelf-stable ("ultra-pasteurized") milk in cartons to take with you. One brand is Permalat. Of course, bringing milk cartons will be heavy, bulky, and there is a risk they will leak in your luggage. (You would have to put them in checked luggage due to TSA restrictions on liquids in carry-ons.) And your child might not like the taste of the Permalat either. However, I think Permalat makes a chocolate milk that your child might accept if he rejects the plain milk.

[deanna41]

May not have been goat milk, but they most likely serve warm cow milk.

[freshfish]

Many thanks for your information.:)