Holle A2 Non-GMO - European Whole Milk Toddler Drink - with DHA for Healthy Brain Development - 1 Year & Up

We used this product from 6m on and we love it.

My daughter loves it and it's easy on her stomach

The product received has less than 10% of shelf life left prior to expiration. Apparently these 800g jars are being phased (at least for US market). If you see them, don't buy them! The expiration is March 2024. Seller does not inform the purchaser about the adverse condition/quality, and does not offer any remedies (per amazon policy). This almost feels like borderline scam/fraud operation going on here.Oh and to top it off, these vitamin boosted jars contain palm oil and other undesirable ingredients, whereas plain cow or goat formula from holle has none of that nonesense.

This toddler formula smells good, just like cow's milk. My baby just loves this stuff. Since infancy he wasn't a huge fan of powdered formula so we've always had to use ready to feed liquid formula. He's only just came around but this one seems to be the better smelling and tasting one. Some of his other cans of powdered formula just smells awful! I have also used Holle's other powdered formulas before and my baby has never rejected it. I've read reviews from other parents that seem to speak highly about this brand so I'm just following their lead and giving this European brand a chance. So far it is baby taste bud approved, so I'll stick to this brand for a while.I would say my only issue with this, or at least this particular batch I received, is I have about 7ish months left to use this up. That is plenty of time but I wish I would've gotten a "fresher" batch that is closer to the manufactured date (3/2021). It is still perfectly fine powdered milk but people are just more sensitive when it comes to baby food and drinks. I am still giving this 5 stars for quality and taste, but will definitely make sure to check the date on these for my future orders.

Holle is a popular European brand. I was excited to see them finally come to the states. Unfortunately, Holle wasn't allowed to be sold legally when my child was under one, so I went with Bobbie instead. That said, I was excited to try this. My baby didn't seem to hate this one any more than regular cow's milk, so that's a win in my book. Now let's talk about the cost and nutritional facts.I typically use Fairlife's Whole Milk which costs $4 for 52oz.One 8oz serving of Fairlife is as follows...150 calories 8g fat30mg cholesterol120mg sodium400mg potassium6g sugar13g proteinOne 8oz serving of Hollie is as follows...180 calories8g fat< 10mg cholesterol80mg sodium16g sugar6g proteinSo how does the price per serving compare...Hollie comes down to $2.50 for one 8oz serving.Fairlife comes down to $0.57 for one 8oz serving.Fairlife will have fewer calories and sugar, more protein, sodium, potassium, and higher cholesterol. (-30 calories, -10g sugar, +7g protein, +400mg potassium, +30mg sodium, +20 cholesterol)Hollie only wins with the cholesterol and sodium being lower. Fairlife also offers Fat Free milk which will drop the cholesterol while maintaining low sugar, higher protein.Overall, this is expensive powdered milk which might be convenient on the go, but probably unnecessary if you aren't having issues with regular milk.TLDR: Regular Milk will end up being more nutritious and cheaper in the long run.

Surprisingly delicious, actually drinkable toddler drink. My child drank formula for a long time and then was all about milk forever, but in more recent months has kind of become more picky about food and I've been concerned about making sure she's really getting all the calories she needs. I was trying to find a toddler drink that I could sneak a scoop of into a smoothie or drink to add some calories for her but it wasn't going well - she could taste it in anything!When we tried this though I found it didn't have the nasty iron taste that a lot of formulas/beverages had and it tastes more creamy and crisp rather than like a dried, dated product that's been rehydrated. It's difficult to explain but what's easy to say is this: the kid drinks it in whatever I put it in, with no issues. That's good enough for me!Product arrived fresh and well within the expiration date, tasted fresh and lasted several weeks in a sealed container with no issues. Recommended.

This is marketed as a Toddler Milk Drink. However, to me seems like just any other powdered milk fortified with vitamins and minerals. I even tried with my coffee (which by the way, tasted great!) The good thing...Non GMO...I also like snacking on a little spoon occasionaly while no one is watching me...LOL. Both my 3 year old daughter, and my 5 year old son love drinking it hot in a cup (none of my kids ever drank milk in bottles, they always breast fed). While the price is kind of high (formula drinks are usually much higher), (coincidentaly, there is a $20 discount coupon as I type this review), being that this is a product claiming not to have GMO, the taste and quality are great, mixes easily and my kids love it (me too 😉)...I would give it a 5 stars...For daily values of fat, cholesterol, sodium, sugar, protein (22%), etc, see the picture. With regard to expiration dates, I never worry that much because my 3 kids consume lots of milk every day!

I used to order this product from other company. But the price from Amazon was cheaper so I gave a try.When this arrived, noticed that it was made in German. Previously product was from different country.Ever since we started to use this from German, my toddler started to have diarrhea. I wanted to return unopen can but I couldn’t.I am not sure why this one makes my toddler to have diarrhea. May be not a good quality as one I purchased from Europe. I will never but from Amazon again