Dry Milk

[WindingRoad]

Thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunately my GI system doesn't do soy very well. I'm hypoglycemic so I have avoided rice milk thinking it might aggravate that. Almond milk I have not tried so I will get some of that at Trader Joes today and try it out. I can keep using the Aldi milk for yogurt if need be I really just wanted to find a milk that would taste a little better for drinking. I am not a huge milk drinker but as I'm getting into longer runs and bikes I'm starting to do recovery drinks more and I use milk in that too. I guess I don't have any specific recipes per se I'm aiming at because I primarily use my yogurt for baking. I just remember my mom mentioning other brands of dry milk that she thought were pretty tasty. I think one was Similac? Can't quite remember any others.

[Blueberry]

What about Parmalat shelf stable milk? I actually really like how it tastes, and it keeps for a year (I think) at room temp. Of course, once open, it does spoil. But not so quickly as regular milk. It makes yummy yogurt too.

[indysteel]

Before moving in with Mr. Milk Drinker, I bought 1/2 gallons of organic milk (I can't remember the brand, but it comes in a red carton and is avaibable just about everywhere) because it has a much longer sell by/use by date than regular milk. I could usually use all of it before it expired.

[WindingRoad]

I'd love to buy milk in in half gallons but it is a bit expensive for me. I think you are talking about Horizon, it comes in half gallon red cartons. That is close to $4.00 a half gallon.

I should mention this isn't just about wasting milk I'm also trying to save myself some money. Gettin' ready to move and bucklin' down all the hatches.

[moonfroggy]

if you decide you like nut milk it is much cheaper to make it than buy it. if you use almonds you soak them overnight rinse them off put in blender with fresh water and puree then strain it and squeeze as much liquid from them as you can. you can buy a special nut milk bag that makes it easier. for other nuts you don't need to soak them. pumpkin seed milk is really yummy! homemade nut milk doesn't have a long shelf life but you could make only a smaller amount. also i don't think it works for yogurt.

[kacie tri-ing]

if you decide you like nut milk it is much cheaper to make it than buy it. if you use almonds you soak them overnight rinse them off put in blender with fresh water and puree then strain it and squeeze as much liquid from them as you can. you can buy a special nut milk bag that makes it easier. for other nuts you don't need to soak them. pumpkin seed milk is really yummy! homemade nut milk doesn't have a long shelf life but you could make only a smaller amount. also i don't think it works for yogurt.

That sounds amazing!!!!

[Aquila]

When I lived in South America, I used to be able to get dried whole milk, and it tasted really good, WAY better than the dry skim milk I see in the US. I've never seen it in the US, though.

[Jolt]

When I lived in South America, I used to be able to get dried whole milk, and it tasted really good, WAY better than the dry skim milk I see in the US. I've never seen it in the US, though.

Check Hispanic markets--sometimes they carry it (brand is Nestle Nido).