There is some slight evidence that a small number of people have milk fat intolerance. Unfortunately, the studies were never redone, so it's hard to know whether such a thing really exists. But fat alone can create problems in some people. All I can give is the common sense advice to lay off high milkfat items for a while and see if your symptoms decrease. Sorry, there's a reason for the difference between the two.
Lactase drops use a different form of lactase than the one used in lactase pills.
They are not interchangeable. If you want to make reduced-lactose milk, buy the drops and follow the directions. Back to Index Q. I'm planning on going to Samoa soon, and I need to know if there is lactose in coconut milk, as it is used in most Samoan dishes. In this country coconut milk is often processed with cow's milk. Yes, there are people like me out there who really can't tolerate anything more than one teaspoon of butter a day.