In Germany and Austria, you can find whey drinks in various flavors in every supermarket. Here you can only find them in a cheese dairy.
It would be nice to see whey drinks in the chiller cabinet in the future, because they are healthy, very refreshing and have relatively few calories, especially if they are made sugar-free (in Austria, for example, there is Lattella with stevia).
Perhaps there are others who like this idea?
Kind regards,
cinnamon
@cinnamon: YES, I think this is a very good idea - especially if sugar-free/ made with stevia
@suppenteller: Whey drink in Migros? I would also be grateful to be (better) informed about the existence of such a drink, as well as the flavor(s).
Bought in eastern Switzerland (Wil region) - is it possibly a regional product? It's produced by the Fuchs dairy in Rorschach, comes in a 0.5l bottle and is available in Migros in the mango passion fruit flavor - at least I haven't found any other flavor yet.
I think it makes a great change from buttermilk :-)
Hello suppenteller,
THANK YOU for your answer/information. That reads very appealing, but it really does seem to be a regional product :(; glg
As a tip: If you have a Volg near you, you can buy (in my opinion) very fine whey in three flavors.
@acko: I dare to doubt the latter. With an innovative (flavor) range, this interesting and "healthy" drink could certainly be upgraded - it would at least be worth a try.
The whey drink used to be available in Migros, but unfortunately it has disappeared in the last few years, which I partly regret myself. BECAUSE it was just def. too sweet!!!
