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[Treven]

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Milk is also available 24 hours a day at no charge (there is a charge for chocolate milk for adults).

Unfortunately it's been my experience that the ship's don't carry all the butter-fat contents of milk, I.e. I only drink 1% milk, so usually I don't drink milk during my cruises:(.

Edited October 26, 2015 by Treven

[caribill]

Unfortunately it's been my experience that the ship's don't carry all the butter-fat contents of milk, I.e. I only drink 1% milk, so usually I don't drink milk during my cruises:(.

 

Princess will have a low or no-fat milk. It seems to vary based on where the ship is sailing. I have seen (just one of these available) 2%, 1.5%, 1% and 0%.

 

I have seen the same on other cruise lines.

[Treven]

Princess will have a low or no-fat milk. It seems to vary based on where the ship is sailing. I have seen (just one of these available) 2%, 1.5%, 1% and 0%.

 

I have seen the same on other cruise lines.

I've found that the ships generally will have whole milk :eek: and non-fat milk :( - that's it. Neither one suits me.

Edited October 26, 2015 by Treven

[caribill]

I've found that the ships generally will have whole milk :eek: and non-fat milk :( - that's it. Neither one suits me.

 

I rarely see non-fat milk on a cruise ship.

 

If you ask for skim (non-fat) milk they will bring you something that is not whole milk, but most of the time is really 1% or 1.5%. Just have to see the carton to be sure.