Traditionally eaten raw or fermented, it is now available in pasteurized form.
Its high price is justified by the cost of production, its dietary particularities and its health benefits.
Relatively less fat than in cow’s milk, but richer in monounsaturated fatty acids and ω6 fatty acids, which are healthier.
Lactose in the same quantity as in cow’s milk, but causing less intolerance thanks to the products of its natural, non-toxic fermentation.
Absence (β-lactoglobulin) or low concentration (κ-caseins) of allergenic proteins, and presence of proteins with a more bioactive antibacterial effect than in cow’s milk (lactoferrin, lyzozyme) or specific to camel’s milk (WAP, peptydoglycan).
Rich in potassium, iron and zincRich in vitamins D and thiamine (B1)
*RDA = Recommended Daily Allowance
Indicative average data for the year
Ingredients: Camel milk (Camelus spp.)
Weight | 500 g |
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Bouteille(s) | 1 bottle, 12 bottles, 24 bottles, 6 bottles |