Breast Milk Freeze-Drying in Utah County

Turn your frozen breast milk into a shelf-stable powder that keeps for years, with no freezer space needed. Bring your milk to Sophia's home in Spanish Fork and pick up your powder there when it's ready. Moms come from Provo, Orem, Springville, Payson, Lehi and all over Utah County.

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  • Drop-off & pickup at Sophia's home
  • Shelf-stable up to 3 years

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How Breast Milk Freeze-Drying Works

Everything happens at Sophia's home in Spanish Fork. You drop off, and you pick up.

  1. Frozen breast milk bags ready for freeze-drying in Utah County
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    Pump and freeze your milk.

  2. Mom dropping off frozen breast milk at Sophia's home in Spanish Fork
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    Bring your frozen milk to Sophia's home in Spanish Fork at your scheduled time.

  3. Freeze-dried breast milk powder on freeze dryer trays
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    Your milk is freeze-dried and crushed into a powder.

  4. Packaged freeze-dried breast milk powder ready for pick-up
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    Come back to Sophia's home to pick up your powder. Just add the right amount of water to use it.

How to Reconstitute Freeze-Dried Breast Milk

Turning your powder back into milk takes just a minute. Save this guide for later.

How to reconstitute freeze-dried breast milk: 1. Add the desired amount of hot water to a clean bottle. 2. Measure and add the powdered breast milk using the ratio written on the packet. 3. Swirl to mix thoroughly; avoid shaking vigorously. Milk fats may separate and cause flecks, so let the powder sit in the warm water longer before mixing. Use prepared milk within 1 to 2 hours at room temperature or 24 hours in the fridge. Do not refreeze. Reseal opened powder packages tightly and store in a cool, dry place for up to 3 to 4 weeks.

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Breast Milk Freeze-Drying Pricing

Bulk discount: the more milk you bring, the less you pay per ounce.

Total milkPer ounce
Up to 150 oz$1.00
150 – 450 oz$0.85
450 – 850 oz$0.80
850 – 1,150 oz$0.75
1,150 – 2,000 oz$0.70
2,000 – 4,000 oz$0.65

Example: 300 oz × $0.85 = $255.
More than 4,000 oz? Message me for a quote.

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Breast Milk Freeze-Drying FAQs

What is freeze-drying breast milk?

Freeze-drying breast milk is a process where water content is removed, allowing the milk to be stored in a lightweight, shelf-stable powder form for long-term use without refrigeration.

How long can freeze-dried breast milk last?

Freeze-dried breast milk can last for 3 years if stored in a cool, dry place, making it an excellent option for preserving milk for future use.

Does freeze-drying breast milk affect its nutrients?

No, freeze-drying preserves almost all of the nutrients, antibodies, and enzymes in breast milk, ensuring your baby receives the same benefits as fresh milk.

How do I rehydrate freeze-dried breast milk?

To rehydrate freeze-dried breast milk, simply add water to the powder in the ratio that I provide. Stir or shake to dissolve the powder, and it’s ready to feed to your baby.

Is the freeze-drying process safe?

Yes, the freeze-drying process is completely safe and is used for preserving food and nutrients across many industries. We ensure the highest standards of cleanliness and safety.

How much milk can I freeze-dry at a time?

You can freeze-dry as much breast milk as you'd like at a time. Our service offers flexibility to fit your storage and feeding needs.

Where are you located and how can I get my milk to you?

I work from my home in Spanish Fork, Utah County. You bring your frozen milk to my home, and when it's done you come back and pick up your powder here. Moms come from Provo, Orem, Springville, Payson, Lehi and all over Utah County. Message me and we'll set up drop-off and pickup times that work for you.

I'm not in Utah. Can I mail my milk to you?

Yes! Some moms have mailed their frozen milk to me. Shipping frozen milk takes a little planning to keep it frozen the whole way, so please message me for details before you send anything.

How much does breast milk freeze-drying cost?

Pricing is per ounce with a bulk discount, starting at $1.00 per ounce for up to 150 oz and going down to $0.65 per ounce for 2,000–4,000 oz. See the full pricing table, or message me and I'll get you a quote for the amount you have.

Sophia, founder of PureMama Freeze-Drying in Spanish Fork, Utah

Hi, I'm Sophia

A happy mother, wife, and business owner

Sophia is the founder of PureMama Freeze-Drying, a breastmilk freeze-drying service dedicated to helping moms preserve the precious nutrients of their milk for longer. Realizing how challenging it can be to juggle breastfeeding with a busy life, freezer space, and the time constraints with fresh breastmilk, she launched PureMama Freeze-Drying. Her mission is to provide moms with an easy, safe, and convenient way to freeze-dry their milk, turning it into powder that can be stored for years, allowing families to enjoy the benefits and memories of breastfeeding long after the nursing period is over.

Ready to Freeze-Dry Your Milk?

Reach out for a quote or with any questions. I'm happy to help! Follow along on Instagram or Facebook for breast milk preservation tips.

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