How to Say ‘Lactose-free cow's milk’ in German
Laktosefreie Kuhmilch
lak-TOH-zeh-fry-eh KOO-milkh
[lak-TOH-zeh-fry-eh KOO-milkh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Many German cafés stock lactose-free cow's milk as well as plant milks, so it's worth asking if oat or soy isn't what you want.
Phrase Breakdown
Laktosefreie
[lak-TOH-zeh-fry-eh]
lactose-free
Adjective describing a product without lactose (milk sugar).
Haben Sie laktosefreie Sahne?
Do you have lactose-free cream?
Kuhmilch
[KOO-milkh]
cow's milk
Normal milk from cows, as opposed to plant milks.
Ich trinke keine Kuhmilch.
I don't drink cow's milk.
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