Then at home we compared the label to TruTaste Skim - Neilson to Sealtest Skim -- We found the TruTaste as 5mg Cholesterol, and the Sealtest Skim had zero Cholesterol.
My Automatic Thought TruTaste has Cholesterol and Reg does not... (But that was a WRONG THOUGHT)
Wasn't at that time thinking Sealtest vs. Neilson, was thinking TruTaste vs. Regular Skim.
When Going to post this, I see that Both Neilson's regular skim and TruTaste Skim both have 5mg Cholesterol. And that Sealtest Regular Skim milk has ZERO Cholesterol.
Interesting




Notice ZERO Cholesterol - compared to both Neilson's milks above

