Dry Milk

[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).

[moonfroggy]

i saw the whole milk powder stuff on amazon.com