Is lactase the added protein in lactose free high milk?
Lactose-free high milk does not contain added protein; instead, the lactase enzyme is added to break down the lactose (a natural sugar found in milk) into glucose and galactose, making it more digestible for individuals who are lactose intolerant. The presence of lactase does not significantly alter the protein content of the milk.
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