Is the old Russian powdered milk any good?

The vast majority of them are fake, Russians basically don't drink flushed milk except for infants and toddlers where breast milk is scarce, and Russian simplicity, for the most part, is in cans, they rarely use finished plastic packaging.

Life they are more over consumed such as cheese, butter, cheese and other dairy products, but there are similar products, but not powdered milk, but phylloxera, because of the high price of vegetables in Russia, the general plant-based nutritional intake difficulties, so there is a phylloxera replacement, most of the so-called Russian old milk powder is phylloxera additives, but also soy phylloxera, generally similar to the flavor of Chinese soy milk, the flavor. These products are cheap and quite profitable if sold as milk powder.

This additive has almost no use in Russia except for sugar - they drink coffee with plain milk, sugar, vodka, and eggs, and cream is a matter of taste.