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I switched over from drinking whole milk to drinking skim milk this year after I was diagnosed with acid reflux and not long after I started buying powdered milk just because it's cheaper.
I hadn't had powdered milk since I was a kid and was very surprised about how much they had improved it.

Anyone else use it?

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Montana wrote:

Anyone else use it?

No - but I pass daily a really big dry milk factory .... ehem, I mean a factory for high-grade powder products for the comestibles industry :wink:

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Like you, Montana, I haven't used it since I was a kid. My mother used to mix it 50-50 with whole milk. This was before the days of 2% and 1% milk at the grocery.

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I use it daily. It's a bit cheaper, but I get it just to avoid a late night shopping trip to have milk for breakfast.

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It's a good thing to have in your emergency supplies too. Reminds me, we need to redo ours.

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Yeah, I buy it in big bags to save even more and I think it's great that I can make just as much as I'll need.
I will do everything with it, except drink it strait. I put it in my coffee, cereal, use it for cooking and make shakes with it.

Good stuff Cool

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Have you tried rice milk Montana?
Also other substitute milks with no dairy in them.
Admittedly the dont all mix with coffe but are perfect for cereals and shakes.

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I pay a bit more and get it in premeasured bags.

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I snort the stuff.

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I know slappy likes to roll in it, then dip himself in chocolate, and run around as crazy, naked, malted milk chocolate covered hot dog guy.

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I'm sure you would know that, cjhsa

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mrs h uses powered milk when she prepares a large batch of aspargus soup for the cold canadian winter !
the p.m. gives the soup more body and great flavour .
hbg

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I can't drink the stuff. I just want to gag at the smell. My parents used to make it and there'd be yellow lumps floating on the top and my throat would close up and I couldn't drink it at all. I was told to hold my nose and drink it but no way.

Since I did the dishes, my sisters would pay me to dump their milk down the drain. I made a lot of money.

My parents drank regular milk, which we all thought highly unfair.

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Obviously, your parents didn't love you.

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And that was only the first indication! We were also force-fed liver and beef tongue (gag).

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mame wrote :

"liver and beef tongue " - we'll be buying some liverwurst(the chunky kind !) and tongue sausage at our danish deli tomorrow morning .

while i'm not too fond of beef liver , i do like some nice pink veal liver .
hbg

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ack!

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I use powdered milk much like mrs. h - when making cream soups

(finally - something I taught her :wink: )

- powdered milk was a staple for cooking from the Diet for a Small Planet Books back in the day.

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I never tried powdered milk.
Any advantages other than not getting spoiled?

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No!!!

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