What is Kendamil Goat Stage 1 formula?
Kendamil Goat Stage 1 is a British infant formula for babies from birth to 6 months, made from whole A2 goat milk, with no palm oil, no fish oil and no maltodextrin. This listing is a two-tin bundle — 2 × 800g, about 418 fl oz of prepared formula.
What separates it from most goat milk baby formula on the shelf is the starting material. Most formulas begin by stripping the natural fat out of milk and adding vegetable oils back in to hit the fat target. Kendamil starts with whole goat milk and leaves the natural milk fat in place — which is why the milk fat globule membrane (MFGM) survives into the tin.
Goat milk is naturally rich in A2 beta-casein, the protein type that forms softer, smaller curds during digestion. For a baby who seems gassy or unsettled on a standard cow's milk formula without a diagnosed allergy, this is often the gentler step parents try before anything medical.
What's in Kendamil Goat Stage 1 per 100ml?
Prepared as directed, every 100ml provides 66–67 kcal, 3.5g fat, 1.3g protein, 7.2g carbohydrate, 44mg calcium, 0.7mg iron and 16mg DHA sourced from microalgae. The prebiotic is GOS, and the carbohydrate is lactose.
- Carbohydrate 7.2 g
- Fat 3.5 g
- Protein 1.3 g
| Per 100ml prepared | Amount |
|---|---|
| Energy | 66–67 kcal |
| Fat | 3.5 g |
| Protein | 1.3 g |
| — whey | ~0.8 g |
| — casein | ~0.5 g |
| Carbohydrate | 7.2 g |
| Calcium | 44 mg |
| Iron | 0.7 mg |
| DHA (from algae) | 16 mg |
| Prebiotic | GOS |
Why is Kendamil Goat made from whole milk instead of skimmed?
Because whole milk keeps its natural fat structure intact. Kendamil states this is the reason its goat formula retains the milk fat globule membrane (MFGM) — a component lost when milk is skimmed and rebuilt with vegetable oils, which is how most infant formula is manufactured.
Kendamil Goat
Whole goat milk — native fat globule
- Triglyceride core
- Phospholipid bilayer (MFGM)
- Membrane proteins
Native membrane retained
Typical formula
Skimmed milk + vegetable oils
- Vegetable oil core
- Protein adsorbed at surface
- No native membrane
Interface rebuilt
Schematic cross-sections, not to scale. A native fat globule is enclosed by a phospholipid bilayer carrying membrane proteins; a droplet rebuilt from vegetable oil is stabilised by protein adsorbed at its surface instead.
Is goat milk formula easier to digest than cow's milk formula?
Goat milk protein forms softer, smaller curds in the stomach than the A1/A2 protein mix in conventional cow's milk. This is a physical property of goat casein, not a marketing claim — though it is not the same thing as being hypoallergenic.
Kendamil supports its goat-milk positioning by citing peer-reviewed research: Kay and colleagues in the Journal of Nutrition (2021), Jianqin and colleagues in Nutrition Journal (2016), and Gallier and colleagues in Nutrients (2020) on goat MFGM. Kendamil describes this as the only goat formula with MFGM, on the basis that it is built from whole goat milk rather than reconstituted skim.
That places Kendamil Goat between a standard first formula and a specialised one: gentler for a baby with mild sensitivity, without moving to a hydrolysed or medical product.
The two variants differ at a single residue — position 67 of the β-casein chain — and goat milk β-casein is predominantly the A2 type.
Schematic. Curd structure is drawn to show relative network density, not measured particle size.
What is not in Kendamil Goat Stage 1?
No palm oil, no fish oil, no soy, no maltodextrin and no added sugar. The DHA comes from microalgae rather than fish, which makes the formula vegetarian friendly, and the only carbohydrate is lactose.
- No palm oil
- No fish oil
- No soy
- No maltodextrin
- No added sugar
- Vegetarian friendly
How does Kendamil Goat compare to Holle Goat and HiPP Goat?
Kendamil Goat is the only one of the three with no palm oil and algae-sourced DHA, but it is the only one that is not organic certified. Holle Goat carries both EU Organic and Demeter biodynamic certification; HiPP Goat is EU Organic and contains palm oil.
| Stage 1 · 0–6 months | Kendamil Goat | Holle Goat (Dutch) | HiPP Goat (Dutch) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organic certified | No | EU Organic + Demeter | EU Organic |
| Milk base | Whole goat milk + goat whey | Whole goat milk | Goat milk + goat milk powder |
| Protein | A2 beta-casein | A2 beta-casein | A2 beta-casein |
| Palm oil | None | None | Yes (organic, sustainable) |
| DHA source | Algae | See product page | Fish oil |
| Carbohydrate | Lactose | Lactose | Lactose |
| Tin size | 800g | 800g | 400g |
Being straight with you: if an organic certificate is your priority, Holle Goat or HiPP Goat is the better tin, and we stock both. Kendamil Goat's advantages are the whole-milk base with MFGM, the palm-oil-free recipe and algae DHA — not certification. Within Kendamil's own range, Bio Nature Stage 1 is EU Organic but cow-milk based, and Kendamil Comfort targets colic and constipation with hydrolysed protein.
How many tins of formula will my baby need per month?
An exclusively formula-fed baby typically uses about 2 tins per month in the first one to two months, rising to roughly 4–5 tins per month approaching 6 months, with an average of about 4–4.5 tins per month across the whole 0–6 month stage. One 800g tin makes approximately 209 fl oz, or about 41 bottles at 5 oz each.
In practice that means this two-tin bundle covers roughly four weeks in the early weeks, and closer to two weeks by the time your baby is approaching six months.
Estimates for exclusive formula feeding. Every baby feeds differently — use these for planning, not as a target.
How do you prepare Kendamil Goat Stage 1 formula?
Boil fresh water and let it cool for no more than 30 minutes so it stays at least 70°C, pour the measured water into a sterilised bottle first, then add one level scoop (4.3g) per 30ml of water, shake to dissolve, cool to body temperature and feed within one hour.
Sterilise everything
Wash your hands, then sterilise the bottle, teat, cap and ring following the manufacturer's instructions.
Boil, then cool 30 minutes
Boil fresh drinking water and let it cool for no more than 30 minutes, so it stays at least 70°C.
Water into the bottle first
Pour the measured water into the sterilised bottle before you add any powder — never the other way round.
Add level scoops
Use only the scoop supplied in this tin and level each one with the straight edge inside the lid.
Cap and shake well
Shake until the powder is fully dissolved, then swap the cap for a sterilised teat.
Cool, test, feed
Cool to body temperature, test a drop on the inside of your wrist, and feed straight away.
Baby Brezza settings
Machine settings vary by model and revision — always confirm against Baby Brezza's official settings finder before first use.
Please read before buying
This formula is not suitable for babies with a diagnosed cow's milk protein allergy. Goat milk protein is closely related to cow milk protein, and this product is made on shared lines. Breastfeeding is best for your baby — talk to your health visitor or doctor before starting or changing a formula.
Store tins in a cool, dry place. Once opened, use within one month. Never reheat or microwave prepared formula.
Freshness & packaging
This formula is not expired. The expiration date is at least 6 months out, and usually more than 12 months.
Kendamil tins are made of very thin metal and dent easily under pressure in transit. We don't consider a dented tin a damaged product, and we don't accept returns on that basis — every tin we ship has an intact seal and the dent doesn't affect quality or safety. You're welcome to return an unused, sealed tin at your own cost for a refund, less any shipping we paid.
Kendamil Goat Stage 1: frequently asked questions
Is Kendamil Goat formula organic?
No. Kendamil Goat Stage 1 is not organic certified, and we would rather tell you that plainly than let you assume otherwise. Kendamil's Organic and Bio Nature ranges are EU Organic certified, but those are cow-milk formulas. If you want a goat formula with organic certification, Holle Goat carries both EU Organic and Demeter biodynamic certification, and HiPP Goat is EU Organic certified.
Can I use goat milk formula if my baby has a cow's milk allergy?
No. Kendamil Goat is not suitable for babies with a diagnosed cow's milk protein allergy. Goat and cow milk proteins are structurally similar enough that most infants with a confirmed allergy react to both, and this product is manufactured on shared lines. If your baby has a diagnosed allergy, speak to your doctor about a hydrolysed or amino-acid formula instead.
What is the difference between goat milk formula and cow milk formula?
Goat milk contains predominantly A2 beta-casein protein, while conventional cow's milk contains a mix of A1 and A2. Goat milk protein forms softer, smaller curds in the stomach during digestion, which is the basis for goat formula's gentler reputation. Kendamil Goat also uses whole goat milk rather than skimmed milk rebuilt with vegetable oils, so it retains the natural milk fat globule membrane.
How many bottles does one tin of Kendamil Goat make?
One 800g tin makes approximately 209 fl oz of prepared formula, which works out to roughly 41 bottles at 5 oz each. This two-tin bundle therefore yields about 418 fl oz, or around 83 bottles. Actual yield depends on your baby's bottle size and how closely you follow the one-scoop-per-30ml ratio.
What Baby Brezza setting is used for Kendamil Goat Stage 1?
Kendamil Goat Stage 1 uses setting 2 on the Baby Brezza Formula Pro and setting 3 on the Formula Pro Advanced. Machine settings can change between models and firmware revisions, so confirm against Baby Brezza's own official settings finder before your first use rather than relying on any retailer's published number, including ours.
Does Kendamil Goat formula contain palm oil?
No. Kendamil Goat Stage 1 contains no palm oil, no fish oil and no soy. The vegetable oils used are sunflower, coconut and rapeseed, and the DHA comes from microalgae rather than fish oil, which also makes the formula suitable for vegetarian households. It also contains no maltodextrin and no added sugar.
Is Kendamil Goat suitable from birth?
Yes. Stage 1 is suitable from birth through 6 months and can be used as your baby's sole source of nutrition or alongside breastfeeding. At around 6 months, when your baby starts solid foods, Kendamil Goat Stage 2 is the follow-on milk designed for that next phase of the feeding journey.
Related formulas at Bonpek Baby
- Kendamil Goat Stage 2The follow-on milk for 6+ months, when your baby starts solids.
- Kendamil Bio Nature Stage 1EU Organic certified, whole cow milk, also palm-oil free.
- Holle Goat Stage 1 (Dutch)EU Organic plus Demeter biodynamic certification.
- HiPP Goat Stage 1 (Dutch)EU Organic goat formula from HiPP, with GOS prebiotics.
- Kendamil ComfortFor colic and constipation, using partially hydrolysed protein.
- All baby formulasBrowse every European formula we stock, by brand and stage.
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Product information last reviewed by the Bonpek Baby team in September 2026 against the manufacturer's current published ingredient and nutrition data. Always check the label on your tin, as manufacturers reformulate from time to time.