Did you ever find this?

I used to think I imagined I drank tigers milk powder. No one ever remembers it. My grandparents would give it to me all the time and my grandfather used to make me think it was real tigers milk!

my grandparents gave me this too!!!i have been searching for it- but i heard they dont make it anymore

I used to drink as a kid, now i can only find the bars

We started taking tigers Milk powder about 1957. Then giving this to our son at the age of 3 in 1960.

I loved this stuff in the 1974-1976 range. Then it disappeared. The smell of it was nifty, actually - and I always get a little flashback whenever I see tiger's milk bars anywhere.

Crazy and here I thought I was the only one who remembered this stuff :) :) Loved it

I used to drink tiger's milk as a child. I was looking for it to buy for my son. I guess if I find it I may have to blow the dust off

I'd love to find this or something similar, I used that stuff for years when I was in high school.

Daddy used to add it to our pancakes and muffins he made for our breakfast. It tasted really good! I've searched and searched and can't find it. HELP!

my mom made tigers milk cookies from label on can-would love to make one? anyone have recipe and where to buy the powder

I also loved Tigers milk. Old Fashioned Foods in our city , made their own version, and it was called Pep up...They both had a wonderful vanilla taste. I have the recipe for a homemade Pepup that is used for energy. I can post it if anyone wants it. It isn't the original Tigers milk, but the next best thing.

I have the fantastic cookie recipe, but the company was sold in the 80's I seem to remember and the new owner changed the original powdered drink recipe. The cookies were never the same after that and I quit making them. The newer version of the drink just couldn't compare. Too bad! They were our family favorties going back 3 generations! If anyone finds out where we can puchase the OLD powdered drink, I'd love to know!

I too loved this stuff! I was not much of a good eater as a young teen and I loved supplementing my diet with this delicious powder. Weider makes a weight gaining formula referred to as TIGER'S MILK but I have no idea how it tastes or nutritionallly beneficial it is. I may give it a try.

I've been searching for Tigers Milk for years - I loved it and had it for lunch, mixed with a milkshake every day. I wonder if the Tigers Milk Bar is made by the same company?

Theresa, Could you post the cookie recipe even though the drink isn't made anymore? I've been on a search for a cookie that is no longer made called the "Guerrilla Cookie" that is said to have its origins from that Tigers Milk recipe. I'd like to see the original recipe. Thanks.

I can still taste it and smell it! The powder used to stick to our fingers when we scooped it to mix in the milk, and also it congealed a lot in cold milk when mixed by hand, so a lot of the memory for me is of the taste and texture of the powder or partly mixed powder. The closest I've found is bulk milk/egg/soy protein powder at the organic grocery store - but I get that in a plain bag, so I can't remember who makes it. Wish I could find some!

My fiance said he remembers his mom adding it to food for him and his dad when he was a teenager. His dad was sick and needed the extra protein. I've been looking for it for my very frail elderly mom, but can't find it anywhere. I was also beginning to thing my fiance was imagining it... good to know it really existed. Now.. to just fine it!

Tiger's milk you remember as a kid that your grandmother or grandfather made was made from orange juice and brewers yeast. Be sure to get the real brewers yeast (available at heath food store) not dry active yeast. Work up from about 1/2 teaspoon a day to a heaping Tablespoon aday. People with yeast sensitivites should be cautious

does anyone know what company the recipe was sold to? maybe a petition or something like that will be able to get the original recipe back!

My mom bought tigers milk powder to make her own tigers milk bars for my younger brother in the late 70s when my younger brother was diagnosed with Leukemia and had to eat a non-processed food diet when he was on treatment. These bars were really good and healthy. (My younger brother is now 33 with three kids of his own.) I wanted to make the tigers milk bars for my daughter as a healthy alternative to the over the counter chocolate bars that she enjoys from time to time.

I too drank Tiger's Milk in the mid seventies, but it was discontinued (for some unknown reason) I now drink a similar protein powder mix called Carb Fit, sold by Vitamin Shoppe...High in protein, no sugar and low in fat. Chocolate, Vanila and Strawberry flavors are available and can be purchased online. Google Vitamin Shoppe for web site. I also add a tspn of Twin Labs Super Brewers Yeast to the mix, very nutrional.

CONTACT THE COMPANY AND LET THEM KNOW YOU WANT THIS BACK!!! Feedback@schiffnutrition.com I contacted the company and received this response: "Thank you for your inquiry. We appreciate your interest in Tiger's Milk brand products. We are sorry to inform you that the Tiger's Milk powder has been discontinued for many years and is no longer available. The Tiger's Milk powder was a well loved product and we have had many inquiries over the years for this special product. Your feedback will be forwarded to our marketing department for review. Please contact us if we can be of additional assistance. Kind regards, The Tiger's Milk Team"

I'm sorry to hear that Tiger's Milk no longer available. Just loved it & it really made me feel better. Used to buy it at Brownie's Health Food Store on 14th St. in NYC.

Tiger's Milk powder by another name; check this out: http://www.amazon.com/Tigers-Milk-Weider-Advanced-Strawberry/dp/B001FBQ3WW/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1241681623&sr=8-6

We use to buy Tiger Milk back in the 70s too. It was good stuff and my young son was raised on it. We have searched for it like of the rest of you and found what was suppose to be Tiger Milk in the 80s and it was terrible. The original made a yummy drink, the carob was my favorite. My husband use to make thick milkshakes just by mixing the Tiger Milk mix with milk. To bad the company was sold and the new company changed the recipe. Why change something that's good?

My mother used to give me tigers milk as a kid in the 1960's, I loved that stuff. wish they would bring it back. why is it all the things people love and are popular get disconntinued ? a company can obviously profit from the sales of such products that are in demand, I'm not sure why these companies disconntinue things they can make money from, sounds silly to me.

I drank Tiger's Milk as a milkshake with milk or with orange juice (like an Orange Julius) when I was pregnant with daughter in 1977, for the extra calcium & protien. It took away the leg cramps. I also gave my daughter the Tiger's Milk cookies. Now that I am older (with osteoporosis) I would dearly love to have the product available to me.

I found this site: http://www.herbspro.com/shop/productdetail.asp?ptid=20124&utm_source=Googlebase&utm_medium=HPFeed Wish it was still available in grocery stores - will try some health food stores for now.

I was looking everywhere this morning for my Gayelord Hauser book, Live Younger, Live Longer. There is a wonderful recipe for tiger milk in it, but I couldn't find it. I have another recipe called fortified milk, from The Super-B Diet book by Gloria Heidi, that I like a lot: Blend until smooth: 3 C. skim milk, 1 C. fat-free yogurt, 1 large tablespoon each brewer's yeast, skim milk powder, and honey; 2 tablespoons vegetable oil (canola or olive), and a dash of vanilla extract. Drink a cup of this mixture each for morning, afternoon, and before-bed snack.

Just mix skim milk powder and soy flour and frozen O J and whatever else appeals to you in your blender. Be a do it person.

i have been looking for the same stuff. funny we all want it again. looks like im out of luck. i remember it haveing a good taste. my mom would make it for me because i was a weekling little child. lol bring back old memories i think.

Add me to the list of people who miss Tiger's Milk Powder. I used to make the cookies (with a few flavor innovations of my own) and they were always a huge hit. Since then I've tried to make those cookies with different kinds of flour etc. but nothing quite matches the originals. Really sad we've lost this great product.

I would love to buy Tiger Milk again but have not found it anywhere. Is it not made anymore? Why not? It wasa great product.Please make it again

I never tasted Tigers Milk myself, but am trying to recreate a cookie that was formerly produced by a local bakery that is said to have had Tigers Milk in it. Can those of you who knew and loved Tigers Milk powdered beverage (assume the plain or vanilla version) describe the flavor for me? Was it yeasty at all? Malty? Nutty? Could you taste soy?

It tasted mire Malty...i wish it was still around. Grandma gave it to us as a treat. Grandma lived to 102!!!

I was looking for tiger's milk and thought, too, that i had made it up!!! i remember my mum drinking it when i was young, to help with her constipation problems. wish it were still here now!

I also remember Tiger's Milk, however my memories were of a recipe in the original Rodale Cookbook that contained the following (however I don't remember the quantities): Milk, raw egg, molassas, honey, wheat germ and vanilla extract. Then everything was run through a blender.

Wow, I thought I was the only one! I knew it couldn't have just been in my head. Does anyone know who made it? Maybe the old recipe could be resurrected if we knew who the manufacturer was. Any ideas??

I remember Tiger's Milk and I loved it. I remember eating the powder itself. It had an interesting texture and a fabulous flavor. I wonder if it was just my childhood taste-buds or if I would enjoy it as much now that I am an old thing.

I've been looking for Tigers Milk powder for years. I had no idea so many people missed it. Please, everyone, e-mail the company so they know how many people want it back. The e-mail address is on the May 1, 2009 entry here. Ask for the original formula.

Adele Davis, in her book "Lets Get Well" gave the recipe for "Tigers Milk". The name was copyrighted. She later sold the name to a concern and changed the name to "Pep-up", This is her recipe, that I have been using for some time. This is it: 1 cup milk 1/3 ripe banana 1/4 cup milk powder 1 or 2 tablespoons brewer's yeast (1 tbsp if you are not used to the taste of the yeast) 2 tablespoons wheat germ Mix milk and banana in a blender, and add the yeast, wheat germ, and dry milk. That's all there is to it. It has a pleasant taste. This is about 40 grams of protein, with minimal calories. I could replace breakfast. It could use a little more fiber.

I'd be interested if anyone tries this recipe. Her book was written around 1970. Used copies are very expensive.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who misses this stuff. I used ro find it, as a kid, in the 60's or 70's, neer the artificial creamers I think. Eveytime I see the creamer displays, I think of Tigers Milk. I guess the closest thing I found is Carnation Malted Milk powder.

After reading some of the comments I cant imagine why they would not bring the product back to market. I personally enjoyed the carob flavored back in the early 70's.

We loved Tigers Milk in our family - it was our treat as kids. There's nothing that quite tastes the same that I can find. Careful with the Tigers Milk bars, they're sweetened with high fructose corn syrup -- boo.

Too bad they don't make it anymore, I have a great cookie recipe of my Mom's. They were the best cookies - boohoo!

My grandma and grandpa used to blend Tiger's milk protein in to my Cranberry juice. Now it is the only way I will drink Cranberry juice. Sad though if they stopped making it, I had only been searching to find some online.

As a child, my sister and I had our daily ritual of Tigers Milk (Carob flavor), wheat germ, and a handful of vitamins before we headed off to school or outside to play. My parents didn't believe in Captain Crunch or Cocoa Krispies as a cereal... Heck, a special treat for us was Special K cereal! I believe it had something to do with my mom being friends with Adele Davis, who truly promoted healthy eating. We purchased our Tigers Milk at Kay's Health Food Store in Bakersfield California (they're still in business by the way). I must say the addition of the Brewers Yeast definitely took the flavor away! Its nice to know that other kids growing up had the same breakfast my sister and I did!

I drank Tigers Milk as a kid, and to this day (I'm almost 51) I'm muscular, strong and have barely any cellulite! I attribute it to Tiger's Milk. I loved that stuff.

my mom gave this to me as a child bcuz i was thin and scrawny! Now my son is the same way, i wonder if anyone knows what else i can give him?

I drank Tiger's Milk with orange juice a lot when I was very little. It really was great! I don't know why but I thought of it today...maybe because my husband just called from the health food section of our supermarket and I got all nostalgic :D I also remember Brewer's Yeast and wheat germ! We used to put wheat germ on vanilla ice cream! I will try to find it! :)

Yeah, my dad would buy the big canister. He made a big mistake of letting my try some. Bam!!! I loved it. He kept the canister on top of the fridge but nothing would stop up from getting up there to retrieve it. My brother and I were like Secret Agents sent to infiltrate the camp and confiscate the "spice" like in Dune. Haha

Husband and I are changing to healthier eating. Remembered today that my great-uncle drank Tiger's Milk in the 70's and his hair turned back to its natural color, losing the white. So husband said look it up on the internet: found this site. I happen to have Adele Davis's Let's Get Well copyright 1965 (my mother-in-law gave it to me) Page 329 lists Fortified Milk, or pep-up. She fills up almost 2 pages for a variety of ways to make it. Makes a quart to be taken in 1/4 to 2/3 c. portions

I loved the taste of tigers milk as a kid. I tried to find it about ten years ago, don't know why they stopped making it, I bet it would still sell. I found that Balance made a powder that tasted similar to tigers milk but that was discountinued also. Now I can't find a powder shake mix that doesn't taste like crap.

I MAKE 60 oz OF TIGERS MILK FROM AN OLD ADELL DAVIS RECIPE FROM THE 60's.TAKE ONE LARGE ORANGE JUICE CAN,IN A BLENDER ADD A CUP SKIM MILK,3 TBLE SPNS SOY OIL,1 TBL SPN VANILLA,1 CUP DRY MILK,1 CUP BREWERS YEAST [RED STAR IS MY FAVORITE BUT THERE ARE DIFFERENT TASTES],1/2 CUP LITHICIN,FILL BLENDER AND BUN FOR 30 SEC OR MORE.POUR INTO 60 oz CONTAINER AND FILL WITH MORE MILK.BREAKFAST IS ONE 12 oz GLASS MON THRU FRI AND A DONUT ON SAT.I'M 75 IN SHAPE AND HAVE BEEN DOING THIS FOR 50 YEARS

Adele Davis, in her book "Lets Get Well" (which was written in about 1970's) gave the recipe for "Tigers Milk". The name was copyrighted. She later sold the name to a concern and changed the name to "Pep-up", This first recipe is Adele Davis' original recipe, that I have been recommending to patients for ages. The second recipe is my own personal version of Tiger's Milk. This was a particularly popular beverage with me for years during my active gym years in the 80's and 90's. * 1 cup low-fat milk * 1/3 ripe banana * 1/4 cup milk powder * 1 or 2 tablespoons brewer's yeast (1 tbsp if you are not used to the taste of the yeast) * 2 tablespoons wheat germ * Method * Mix milk and banana in a blender, and add the yeast, wheat germ, and milk powder. That's all there is to it. It has a pleasant taste. * This is about 40 grams of protein, with minimal calories. * Tiger's Milk could replace breakfast, but over the years I have found that could use a little more fiber in the way of LSA mix (Linseed Sunflower & Almond) which was made popular in the 1980's by Dr. Sandra Cabot (The Liver Cleansing Diet). My Personal Version of Tiger Milk: Blend 2 cups of Soy or Rice milk with * 1 Tblsp flaxseed oil * 1 tsp Manuka honey * ½ Tblsp Brewers yeast * ½ Tblsp Lecithin * ½ tsp natural vanilla essence Notes * Shake or blend very well before serving. * Optional : Add 1 Teaspoon of Green Barley powder, high in protein, for an extra boost in energy.

I remember Tiger's Milk very well; I took it daily for breakfast during both of my pregnancies and while I was nursing my babies. I mixed it with freshly squeezed orange juice and I was addicted to that taste! That was 1979 and 1981. My babies were healthy, strong 9-plus-pounders! One of them will become a dad this year and I told him about the product (which he now would like to get for his wife). I had not seen it in stores for ages--and my search just brought me here. Yes, we need that wonderful product back! Let's demand it :)

I remeber this stuff when I was a kid in fl. lost alot of wieght was a chunky kid ...went and live with my hippie aunt and uncle ...it was low fat milk some kind of malt(tiger mix) egg banana wheat grem it was new but I tired it and that was the best summer of my life I looked great had all kind og energy ...plus I was not allowed any kind of junk food ...I still drink it now but instead of tiger mix I use instand breakfast but maybe I need to check into these recipe

PLEASE,PLEASE,PLEASE bring back Tiger's Milk powder drink.

The Tiger's Milk recipe is also in Adelle Davis' Let's Cook It Right, which is much cheaper to purchase than Let's Get Well.

I use to drink Tiger's Milk when I was in college. It gave me so much energy. I think it's part of the reason I got good grades.

I loved this stuff - I want to have a protein drink in the morning. I used to drink this in the 70's. I wonder what the protein source was. Anyway, I hope it comes back out on the market. There is not taste or smell like it !

Loved the stuff! Fond memories from childhood; wife has also. Sure wish they would bring it back!

I am desparate to find a protein drink like Tigers milk..My grandmother made sure we had one everyday and I loved it and now healthwise I need to have this back in my life...any suggestions?

Wow! I just started looking for Tigers Milk, too. H will certainly make my requests known on the feedback site someone was so kind to put in the list. Love the stuff!!!

Started drinking the Tigers MIlk Powder when I worked at Raytheon Electronics back in the early seventies. It was delicious and suppressed my appetite for most of the day. It was available in most health food stores but can't seem to find it today.

Try Pacific brand Chocolate Hemp milk, it totally reminds me of the Carob/Chocolate Tiger's Milk from the 70's. Now I just need to find a "Bullworker", to avoid being that 90lb. weakling that my parents feared I would become!

I'm not sure if what I'm trying to find was Tiger's Milk drink mix. I know it was put in milk, I vaguely remember it being put in orange juice. I was very young. But I do remember the wonderful smell and the fact that I could simply eat the small ball like bits right off a spoon. Was that the vanilla version? I know there was also chocolate. I didn't care for it. We did also get the Tiger's Milk bars as a great treat from my grandparents. I still buy them today. I've been fighting brain cancer for a year now. I would like something to drink that doesn't make me sick. If anyone knows if what I described is Tiger's Milk, or another drink mix, please let me know.

Anyone notice Tiger's Milk made their hair and skin great? At 59 I could sur use that stuff!

Wasn't "Tiger's Milk," made by taking a glass of milk, and a raw egg, some sweetener, vanilla flavoring and maybe, some malt powder, in a blender? Seems like I remember that.

Loved Tiger's Milk growing up. Why was it taken off the market? Would like to hear from the company on why it was pulled off shelves.

I don't remember the drink but I still eat the bars. I can only find them at smoothie king now since most of the other regular stores andd even health food stores have replaced them with the fancier bars like Clif Bars, Luna bars, alll those mega super ultra protein snacks. Just give me this smallish little bar covered in carob, not too sweet, just plain delicious.

My father used to drink Tiger's Milk daily in the late 70's and early 80's as a dietary supplement. I would have some every once in a while. I almost remember the taste.

what were the ingredients in the original Tiger's Drink?

This thread is talking about 2 different Tiger's Milk items. One was a chocolate (at my house)powder that came with a shaker at one point. We'd mix with milk, shake it and it came out like a frothy milkshake - very yummy!! The Adele Davis Tiger's milk is a whole other animal - EXTREMELY healthy but not so tasty. I do wish I knew what was in that 'not so healthy but yummy' Tiger's milk.

I used Tiger's Milk powder in '77-78. Directly after I suffered a kidney infection. I have tried to find if they used melamine to boost the protein rating falsly as the Chinese have done. Seems to be a censored topic. As far as it being extremely healthy...that is silly, just look at the ingredients. We would be just as well off eating real food. But we eat corporate mush and then supplement it so we can feel good about ourslves. Wonder why 32% of Americans are obese :-)

Wake - read Let's Get Well by Adelle Davis (I found copies in Amazon - the original is best), and you will learn why it's more than just a drink. The formula is specifically designed along with vitamins to provide a very wide spectrum of nutrients all at the same time - only then can healing occur. We make it from scratch, it's not difficult and the powder ingredients can be mixed ahead of time and kept in the fridge for easier preparation. Ms. Davis was a master, much can still be learned from her work, she has save my family so much needless suffering over that past 40 years!

When I was a kid, my aunt used to make what she called tiger's milk by mixing orange juice, powdered milk and brewer's yeast. I loved it. It was part of her health plan for us, which included having us stand on our heads for 10 minutes a day to get blood to our brains to make us smarter. That was about 50 years ago....

My mom made her own "Tiger's Milk" - Milk, brewers yeast ("Lewis Labs" is my favorite) and blackstrap molasses. Easy and YUMMY!

This was geat stuff. If anyone finds a source for it let everyone know.

Have been more or less health conscious since mid 1960s. During the 1970s I discovered powdered Tiger's Milk. Introduced it to my family and we all loved the taste when mixed with cold milk. Don't know why the company stopped making the product. It sure seemed like a winner to us. Wife and I are in our eighties. :-)

The one I remember was vanilla, powdered and had a delicious malted milkshake taste in the late 70s- early 80s in NYC. I was totally addicted to it and could easily drink it with milk for breakfast, lunch & dinner. Drove my Mom crazy & I remember opening the canister & scooping great big spoonfuls & eating it dry behind her back haha. I remember the Tiger's body slinking down on the logo, not just the face as it is now. I'm so glad I wasn't imagining it. I'll never forget that heavenly taste. Sigh... childhood memories. 8)

I used the Adelle Davis recipe for my children in the 1990s - mostly used in pancakes, baking, puddings and frozen ice lollies, as a way to get it into them. It worked well and helped in recuperation from a serious illness for one. I remember my parents making it too, in the 1970s.

Oh wow, what a blast from the past - I was addicted to this stuff too back when I was a teenager. I used to buy it at a "health food store" on Fordham Road in the Bronx. I'm so glad to hear I wasn't alone in this and that it wasn't my imagination! I do remember buying it for the last time in the early 80's and how it suddenly changed taste - and not for the better. I never bought it again and it disappeared soon afterwards. I wish someone would post a copycat recipe for the powder that sold under the "Tiger's Milk" name, NOT the Adele Davis recipe. Too bad no one in the business is aware of how it would totally sell like hotcakes if they brought it back on the market!

How funny!! I don't remember every trying the drink, but I do remember eating the Tiger's Milk cookies from a package at a store. I can almost see it. From what I remember, the packaging no longer looks the same, & it wasn't a bar, it was actual cookies. They were amazing!!! I've thought about them over the years, but have been unable to find them. Wish they would bring them back!!! Such a comfort food!! God Bless you all!!! :0)

I used to buy Tiger's Milk Cookies for my sons. I bought them at a health food store. They were more like a cracker, rectangle in shape with a shiny sweet glaze on top. They were so good. Wish I could find them again.

Just went looking for the stuff today, becasue I was telling my girlfirend about the most delicious pancake batter that I used to make back in the hippy days. Whole wheat flour; wheat germ; milk; an egg; a little oil; and the key ingredient... TIGERS MILK! Made the most delicious blueberry pancakes with it... yum! Never imagined then that someday I would be typing about it on the internet!

It is said that if you remember having Tigers Milk in the 60's you didn't really have it...

The brand I used to give my young daughter in the '70s was made by Trophic and I bought it in a health food store downtown Toronto called Goldberry or something simliar. great stuff. Fast forward to now...my daughter is expecting her 2cnd child and is very tired so I recommended she drink tiger's milk. looks like she will have to make her own. I agree that Adele's books are a wonderful resource. I still remember when my mom got the Let's Eat Right bug and sent me to highschool with some very healthy cookies. I took them to the park and fed them to the squirrels, I am sorry to say! I became a convert when I had my own kids :)

In the 70's when Health Food Stores had their bars, I would get Tiger's Milk with Papaya, it was so good. Miss those days.

I sell real tiger milk. send mail to me at pataret@gmail.com and you'll get supplY.

Tiger's milk was a brand originally owned by Joe Weider. Adele's recipe sounds like it would not taste the same as Joe Weider's Tigers milk powder which tastes similar to the bar.

I bought like 10 booklets from GNC at 50 cents a piece, 25 years ago.those trasures were lost during one of my divorces for sure. They teached everything you needed to stay healthy. Even Iridiology. A practice to detect malfuctionings from reading the eyes. I smoked. My eyes reflected exactly the red line where it was supposed to be. I will pay 50 dollars today for any of those booklets.One of which contained a Specific Formula for Tiger's Milk. From scratch. Raw eggs, powder milk, black strap molasses, brewers yeast,lecithin, wheat germ and power protein, mixed with either milk or OJ. Problem is, only God remembers the right amounts.

I introduced these Tiger's Milk bars to my teenage kids and they love them. I told them that I ate them when I was a kid in the early 70's and they didn't believe it (I'm 50 now). Does anyone remember an indiviually wrapped, cylindrical shaped protien snack like a stick from the early 70's that did not have the chocolate/carob coating but tasted like and had the same consistency of the inside of a Tiger's Milk bar? I remember eating alot of those back then. BTW I can still out run my kids and am a Nationals Age Group Triathalon competitor (intermediate length).

I grew up on this stuff!

I lived on Tiger's Milk through the seventies and early 80's. I loved it. I know it is not made any more, but the original recipe, from Adele Davis, is on internet under Naturopath. I have tried it and it is just about the same. I think the magic ingredient is brewer's yeast, which I love, but some do not like it. Check out this recipe if you were a lover of this great stuff.

Has anyone tried The protein shake made by Thrive? I did and it reminded me of something from when I was a kid in the 70's but I can't remember what... I think this might be it.

I miss the original Tiger's Milk protein bars I used to buy at the health food stores in NYC and suburbs-- both plain and carob coated; they have since added high fructose corn syrup to the recipe and Whole Foods won't even carry them. The powder was mostly protein blend with different flavors. Not enough of the public seems to be interested, but if they had enough inquiries, they might bring it back.

Can you tell me if they make the Tiger's Milk powder drink mix? According to "chacha.com" "Tiger's Milk currently makes a powder called Victory Mass Formula. It is high in protein and low in fat. !"

I have some cans that my grandmother saved from the 70s and I'm wondering how much they are worth? I'm willing to sell them for a fair price... mistydawn84@hotmail.com

It's a conspiracy,... they took it off the market for a reason. The combined ingredients healed people.. check out Adele Davis "let's get well" check it out!

Yup, what a shame it's gone. Remember it from my vegetarian hippie days like the rest of you. I'm out here looking for it, Whole Foods doesn't carry the stuff. My granddaughter (oh no, am I that old?) is borderline anorexic and I feel sure she would chug a Tiger's milk shake in the morning to keep her going. She objects to the grainy-feeling in her mouth of many of the products we tried.

No joke! If you loved Tiger's Milk, there is a product now called Thrive that tastes as close to it as possible! If you're interested in a sample of Thrive let me know!

I would buy it for my family all the time. I wouldnt have ever stopped!

I 've been searching for Tigers Milk for yrs too! I took it in the 70[s when I was very ill,,it made my nails grow and my hair curl..I'm 60 now and need some!.I'm making a recipe similar to ones posted, third of lrg. tub Activia vanilla yogurt,i banana,tblsp. wheat germ,tbl spoon brewers yeast,tbl.spoon lecithin, 2 tsp flax oil,,shot of vanilla.. or honey.it's a great breakfast,,a bit thick,,add milk to thin it down...sure wish someone would make Tigers Milk powder again tho!!!

A friend introduced me to Tigers Milk. Used to buy it at Brownies in NYC. Loved it and it made a difference in my energy level. Have to look for my Adele Davis book for some tips.

I agree with previous comment: "Tigers Milk was taken off market because it healed people conspiracy"...please see original Tigers Milk recipe by "Adele Davis" if you choose good health!

My Tiger's Milk story goes like this; My Mom and one of my Aunts were reading the writings of Adelle Davis, back in the early-mid 1950's. I don't remember which book they found the recipe in, however, the recipe goes something like this; (we'll start with the frozen orange juice); 1 small can, undiluted; back then there was only just homogenized (store) milk, powdered whole milk, or raw milk (from the cows @ home); liquid milk, 1 Qt FORTIFIED w/ 1-2 cups of powered milk; and (to start) 1-1/2 cups of powdered food yeast; and black strap molasses (to taste) This is so-o-o much the forerunner of Ensure much less any of the like which came before it; AND the (too) modern smoothies! I'm sure it is far cheaper, and is healthier because there are less (toxic) preservatives in it! My Goodness writing this makes me "homesick". Guess I go buy some milk and frozen oj!! So Sorry folks, this wasn't about the powdered stuff, once-I tried it, believe me, not the same as the original! Try the above-won't you?

One of my earliest memories is being 3 or 4 years old, 1975/6ish and my mom would mix Tiger's Milk carob powder into my warm milk and let me have it in a bottle (my sister had been born and rocked my world). I didn't have real hot cocoa until I was older. I LOVED the Tiger's Milk. I still love carob and wish Tiger's Milk was available. I am determined to find a recipe for it. I love that I found this site with all you other Tiger's Milk lovers :-)

Check this out! An ad for chocolate flavored Tiger's Milk from 1972... http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=DS19721004.2.122

In 1975 when my son was born we had tried every available baby formula on the market to no avail, he was one of those babies that would protrude his formula across the room. His pediatrician finally told me to go to a health food store and get tiger's milk. It was the only thing that worked.

By the way my son thought I was making up the tigers milk story will have to show him this site.

Maybe try plain Ovaltine? It's wonderful malt flavor, full of vitamins.

In the early 70s my then boyfriend, later husband, introduced me to Brownie;s on 14th St.NYC, Adelle Davis' books and Tigers Milk.I loved the Tigers Milk and it sure made me feel better. Was always tired and lots of colds but Tigers Milk made a difference. Could use some now in my "old age"

I used to make a version of Tigers' Milk in the early 80's using powdered soymilk (that was the only sort you could buy back then), tahini, molasses, brewers' yeast, dolomite powder and orange juice. It was yum, and I grew a 9lb baby boy on it!!!!!

This stuff was the bomb..I mixed it with fruit cocktail..it was called 'Right Places' It sculptured the body really good..and it tasted delicious!!

Tiger’s Milk was a tradition in our family as well in the 1970’s. It was so delicious, but I’m not sure I’d want Tiger’s Milk back, because it would most likely be a shadow of its former, robust self. I mean they already screwed up the taste when they “reformulated” it (code for adding questionable ingredients.) I bet some corporation has that original ingredient list (from the old Tiger’s Milk, before they changed the formula), but they’re sitting on it, probably for financial gain someday. Therefore I’m glad several on here posted their own recipes – can’t wait to try them (for preventative health reasons, I don’t consume animal products, so I’ll use a plant milk of some type). I also thought about leaving a comment with the company listed on the packaging as the distributor of Tiger’s Milk bars (Schiff Nutritional Group), but considering how horribly unhealthy those bars are, I’d be very afraid any resurrection of Tiger’s Milk drink powder would be loaded with sugar and (hidden and dangerous) manufactured additives. I noticed that if you want to contact Schiff, they provide an e-mail with the domain name for Reckitt Benckiser (schiffcustomercare@rb.com), a massive corporation which owns (or controls?) things like Lysol and Mucinex. I went to schiffnutrition.com and it redirects to schiffvitamins.com. They hawk vitamins and supplements – I saw nothing about Tiger’s Milk bars. Going to tigersmilk.com redirects to the global food giant, McCormick, which has clearly moved into the mass “food manufacturing” industry (manufacturing “food-like substances” is where all the money is). None of these companies seem to want to “pull back the curtain” on the history of Tiger’s Milk – lot’s of smoke and mirrors in giant corporations, designed to protect their interests. By the way, don’t bother with the Tiger’s Milk bars sold today… The very first (meaning largest) ingredient is high fructose corn syrup and the third highest ingredient is corn syrup! Gak! There’s a whopping 14 grams of sugar in one bar, and their “protein-rich” bar has 22 grams of sugar! The healthiest option is to skip all those supposedly “healthy” nutrition bars/shakes and eat real, whole food.

Here is a tigers milk can from 1963. I want to recreate the original formula. If anyone has a photo of the ingredient list from these tins from the 60’s-70’s, post them to the blog below. https://kitchencheetahs.blogspot.com/2015/08/copy-cat-tigers-milk-bars-part-2-how-i.html

Would love to find the recipe for the cookies

I loved this stuff even though the lady who gave me the recipe did say even back in the 70's that the brewers yeast was becoming not as good as the original product when she first started using it. I drank it while pregnant with both the children. I did have the book with the original recipe in it and THREW it away how silly was I. Do have a recipe haven't got product's to make it but will be. Sick of feeling off as I am getting older.

My brother and I also enjoyed Tigers milk as kids in California in the early to mid-60s. Brewers yeast is unfortunately a bit of a misnomer because it can indicate both active and inactive yeast. Drinking active yeast will cause your stomach to explode! It tastes totally like nutritional yeast that you can find it most health food stores.

I was a very thin child and my mom gave me Tigers Milk twice a day. Best tasting supplement ever. I remember it was delicious. The closest supplement to Tigers Milk is manufactured by Cornerstone Wellness in CA. Only the nutritional value of Cornerstone Wellness is light years better than Tigers Milk. Only snag is it is only available via a Doctor.

Try SpiruTein protein beverage mix. Packed with protein and other nutrients and tastes ABSOLUTELY DIVINE!

Tigers Milk = well and fondly remembered. It got me through several periods when real food was unappetizing!

Folks, by definition, Tiger's Milk is just milk with double the usual amount of milk solids (milk sugar & protein). All you need do to create it is make powdered milk according to its directions BUT, instead of using water, you use ordinary liquid milk of your choice (whole, 2$, etc). Add a sweetener of your choice (honey, molasses, non-caloric) & some vanilla extract and you have Tiger's Milk. If you add 2T of peanut butter, one cup of this supplies half of a daily dose of complete protein. Add 2T of oatmeal, ground to flour in your spice (coffee) grinder and you increase the protein by 1/3 and add fiber. Add an egg adds another 8 grams. Adding a frozen banana will thicken this to a milkshake consistency and add some great minerals. If you dislike the taste of powdered (non-fat) milk, use NIDO brand, which has the fat content of whole milk. This recipe is "dirt cheap" compared to ANY protein drink powder and, frankly, better tasting.

I found a listing on ebay for a can of Tiger's Milk, and one of the photos shows the ingredients. Back in the WayBackWhen in Toronto, my mother used to take me to a healthfood store in one of the little streets off Yonge. That is the store I most associate with Tiger's Milk and fresh carrot juice (which I loved). I remember drinking Tiger's Milk, but I'm pretty sure it was also in the super-healthy pancakes Mum made me, porobably based on Adelle Davis writings (she had all her books). I was a very picky eater, and there was no way I ate breakfast, and lunch was a rarity, so she formulated a pancake recipe that would give me as much of my daily nutrients as possible in one meal. I remember the smell and taste of TM and those pancakes as though those days were still here, rather. than decades ago. Anyway, the ingredients... Plain Nutrition Booster is made from a combination of natural protein sources and contains: milk whey: protein from soy beans, non-fat dry milk solids; tricalcium phosphate (to provide the proper balance of calcium and phosphorus), a specially grown Brewer's yeast (a natural source of protein rich in vitamins and minerals): milk protein (8odium caseinate).