Yarra Farm Australian Pasteurized Cows Milk 1L
Yarra Farm Australian Pasteurized Cows Milk 1L
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What is it
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Yarra Farm milk is made from 100% Australian cow’s milk.
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The “pasteurised” tag means the milk is heat-treated to kill harmful bacteria, but unlike shelf-stable UHT milks, it needs to be kept refrigerated.
Typical Nutrition & Contents (Full-Cream / Regular Pasteurized)
According to available nutritional information for Yarra Farm pasteurized milk: Farm Fresh Malaysia+1
| Per 100 mL | Energy | Carbohydrates | Total Fat | Protein | Calcium | Total Sugar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ~ | 65 kcal | 4.3 g | 3.8 g | 3.4 g | 122 mg | 4.3 g |
If you drink, say, 250 mL (a typical glass), that gives roughly ≈ 162 kcal, ~1 g fat, ~10.8 g carbohydrates (mostly lactose / milk sugar), ~8.5 g protein, and ~305 mg calcium.
There’s also a low-fat version of Yarra milk — per 100 mL: ~51 kcal energy, ~1.8 g fat, ~4.3 g carbohydrate (sugar), ~3.4 g protein.
What It’s Good For
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Daily nutrition: provides protein, calcium, carbohydrates — good for bone health, muscle repair, everyday energy.
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Versatile use: can be used in coffee/tea, cereals, cooking, or just as a plain drink. Its full-cream version yields a richer, creamier taste; the low-fat version offers a lighter option with less fat.
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More “real” than sugary drinks: unlike sodas or sweetened beverages, it gives actual nutrients (protein, calcium) rather than empty calories.
What to Be Mindful About
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If you drink large amounts, you’ll also be consuming significant calories and natural sugar (lactose) — something to consider if you’re watching calorie or sugar intake.
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As with all cow’s-milk dairy: if lactose-intolerant, you may need to limit intake or choose lactose-free alternatives.
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Being pasteurized (not UHT), the milk must be stored properly (refrigerated) and consumed within its shelf-life to maintain safety and freshness.
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