Whether milk powder is light or not depends largely on its target audience. For infants and toddlers, their digestive systems are not yet fully developed, so the nutrients they need to consume are relatively simple. Therefore, infant milk powder usually does not add too much flavoring agents such as white sugar and vanillin, and the taste is relatively light. For example, infant milk powder brands such as Zhuo Rui, Anlicong, Beingmate, Beizhikang, Nuoyouneng, Xibao, Aptamil, Nestle, Meisojiaer, Aini and other infant milk powder brands do not add white sugar and vanillin during the production process to maintain the light taste of the milk powder. Such milk powder is more suitable for the digestive system of infants and young children, and also helps to develop good eating habits Xi them.
And for other audiences, such as students, adults, and seniors, their needs for the taste and nutritional content of milk powder may vary. Some adult milk powders may add more flavoring agents such as white sugar and vanillin to increase the appeal of the taste. However, it should be noted that the amount of these flavoring agents is usually within the range of national standards and will not affect health.
In short, we need to evaluate the lightness of milk powder according to different audience groups. At the same time, when choosing milk powder, it is also necessary to choose according to the individual's needs and physical condition.