Täierinevaid

Täierinevaid is an Estonian term that translates to "full cream" or "whole milk" when referring to dairy products. It signifies that the milk has not had its fat content reduced through skimming or other processes. Therefore, täierinevaid milk retains its natural levels of fat, vitamins, and flavor. This is often contrasted with products labeled as "kooritud piim" (skimmed milk) or "poolkooritud piim" (semi-skimmed milk), which have had some or all of their fat removed.

In Estonia, täierinevaid milk is a common option available in supermarkets and local stores. It is typically used for drinking, in cooking, and for making various dairy products like butter and cheese, where the full fat content contributes to texture and taste. The nutritional profile of täierinevaid milk includes essential nutrients like calcium, vitamin D, and protein, along with healthy fats. Consumers may choose täierinevaid products for their richer flavor and perceived health benefits associated with natural fat content, or they may opt for lower-fat alternatives depending on dietary preferences. The availability of both täierinevaid and reduced-fat options allows consumers to make informed choices based on their needs.