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SNF or solids not fat is that nutrient portion present in milk devoid of milk fat. It consists of protein and lactose. When SNF is combined with milk fat, then it is called total solids. The legal standards for standardized milk is 4.5% fat and 8.5% SNF and yes, as you rightly guessed, the total solids is 13%.
