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Anonymous No.21542082 >>21542093 >>21542100 >>21542224 >>21542228 >>21542289 >>21542340 >>21542345 >>21542859 >>21543371 >>21543652 >>21543733 >>21544628 >>21544646 >>21545066 >>21545671 >>21545776
How come /ck/ never talks about powdered milk? It's like a dairy cheat code
Anonymous No.21542084 >>21542097 >>21542394
My grocer is 5 mins away with regular milk that's cheaper.
Anonymous No.21542093 >>21542224 >>21542394
>>21542082 (OP)
it's for lazy people or cheap industry products
you dont wanna be lazy or cheap do you anon
Anonymous No.21542097 >>21542224
>>21542084
You don't use it to make milk, but add milk flavor without adding liquid
Anonymous No.21542100 >>21542394
>>21542082 (OP)
powdered milk isn't even a good "real" coffee creamer. It was war rationing to have something shelf stable. It can used in recipes, but doesn't need to be used. I haven't seen it in a recipe in literal years.
Anonymous No.21542224 >>21542394
>>21542097
>>21542082 (OP)
It doesn't taste like milk, it tastes vaguely like dairy.
>>21542093
It's for people that don't live in the city and don't use milk frequently enough to stock it.
Anonymous No.21542228
>>21542082 (OP)
Never had it but I've tried powdered coconut milk and that was interesting
Anonymous No.21542289 >>21542344 >>21542394
>>21542082 (OP)
Because that fat free shit is awful. It was the leftover shit you used to make your fruit loops with when you ran out of regular milk.
Anonymous No.21542340 >>21542377
>>21542082 (OP)
Never heard of this before. What happens if you add the powdered milk to milk?
Anonymous No.21542344
>>21542289
you can get whole powdered milk
Anonymous No.21542345
>>21542082 (OP)
Because I am niggardly and that stuff is expensive.
Anonymous No.21542377
>>21542340
>What happens if you add the powdered milk to milk?
It's forbidden
Anonymous No.21542385
i add it in everything
Anonymous No.21542390 >>21542395
Dry milk is useful for baking some recipes where having liquid dairy would cause other issues, it's not many things but some.
Anonymous No.21542394 >>21542398 >>21545683
>>21542084
>>21542093
>>21542100
>>21542224
>>21542289


>can't use dry milk that's gross and lazy ;)
>*purchases 3 more cans of tomatoes to "cook" her "homemade" sauce with

lol
Anonymous No.21542395 >>21542399
>>21542390
try baking anything with milk no matter whether its condensed or fresh they final product will always be incredibly dense which is desirable only in cakes
Anonymous No.21542398
>>21542394
average gayreek housewife is exactly like this
Anonymous No.21542399 >>21542408
>>21542395
>cookies
>fudge
>anything chocolate

BIG BOY BAKER HERE ONLY KNOWS HOW TO BAKE A CAKE WITH MILK AND COCK
Anonymous No.21542408 >>21542413
>>21542399
>fudge
thats not even a dough we are talking bakery
Anonymous No.21542413
>>21542408
I never said "bakery" nor did you, we both said baking. Baking and "what bakeries make" aren't the same thing, also most bakeries have various desserts including fudge at least in fatmerica.
Anonymous No.21542512 >>21542520 >>21544876
I use it for icecream when the flavor ingredient already has high water content. It's also great to dust frozen fruit pieces with.
Anonymous No.21542520
>>21542512
Spruh
Anonymous No.21542859
>>21542082 (OP)
I use it in some baked goods but never anything where I would want a milk/dairy taste
Anonymous No.21543371
>>21542082 (OP)
used to keep some around until i found out that the are issues with the cholesterol oxidizing over time during storage and raising blood cholesterol levels when eaten.
I still add some skim powder when making yoghurt,
Anonymous No.21543634 >>21543750
>powdered milk
>more extensive processing
>degradation of nutrients
>greater than in regular pasteurized liquid milk
>Additional Processing Steps
>evaporation and spray drying at high temperatures
>more significant losses of heat-sensitive nutrients like vitamin C, B12, B-complex vitamins
>damage to proteins and enzymes
>exposed to air, oxidative changes over time
>formation of oxidized cholesterol
>oxysterols
>contributes to atherosclerotic plaque formation
>pro-oxidant, carcinogenic, and cytotoxic properties
Anonymous No.21543652
>>21542082 (OP)
powdered milk makes good velvety ice cream base lol
Anonymous No.21543692
If the milk fat cannot be restored, it will not taste good.
Anonymous No.21543732
I only ever used it for blocking western blots, the smell of powder milk and the rest of the chemicals has put me off of ever consuming it
Anonymous No.21543733
>>21542082 (OP)
Tastes like shit
Anonymous No.21543750
>>21543634
Deal with it tranny
Anonymous No.21544628
>>21542082 (OP)
Not as bad as the Aquabats had me believe. I like to have it around for mixing my own hot chocolate.
Anonymous No.21544646
>>21542082 (OP)
Wait till you find out about liquid milk. Don't even need to add water.
Anonymous No.21544868 >>21544893 >>21545686
So from what we can gather the cooking board thinks its only use is rehydrating it with water lol
Anonymous No.21544876 >>21544971
>>21542512
Based icecream making connoisseur.
Anonymous No.21544893
>>21544868
only use case thats not similar to rehydration is someone sprinkled powdered milk on meat stuffs that went in the oven to be browned for making stock
Anonymous No.21544971 >>21544994
>>21544876
Just made some with blackberries hehe
Anonymous No.21544994 >>21545025
>>21544971
Based. Care to share the recipe?
Anonymous No.21545025 >>21545037
>>21544994
I winged it a bit but

>about 100g cold blueberries, crushed
>25g milk powder
>100ml cold skim milk
>0.5g mix of 50/30/20 konjac, guar and xanthan gum (you can use any thickener that works cold, I guess)
>optionally some sweetener or sugar (sugar is better for the texture/thickness)
>I would also have added about 10g flavorless protein powder but I'm out

Beat on high until it starts thickening, then chill (I didn't really, but it helps, also gives the thickeners some more time to do their job), then churn. You can improve this by beating the milk with the thickener first, I use skim because it foams up much better. Then blend the rest and combine, but it's more work.
Anonymous No.21545037 >>21545059
>>21545025
Much obliged.
Anonymous No.21545059
>>21545037
also blue = black
Don't expect a flavor explosion, both the cold and thickeners inhibit the flavor, which is why subtle flavors are a pain to make icecream with. Especially those that change flavor when you try to concentrate them.
Anonymous No.21545066
>>21542082 (OP)
Isn't it used in some kind of explosive you can make at home?
Anonymous No.21545671
>>21542082 (OP)
I use it thrice a day to make coffee.
Anonymous No.21545683
>>21542394
Her?

Who? Are you that one poster who calls everyone "she" and "her"? Sick burn, dude. You're destroying everyone with that shtick.
Anonymous No.21545684
I have spoken of the powdered milk. It’s in the archive.
Anonymous No.21545686 >>21545699 >>21545782
>>21544868
Do you have any images that aren't for molesters?
Anonymous No.21545690
if i rehydrated powdered milk with milk will i get super milk
Anonymous No.21545699
>>21545686
If the cartoon doesn’t feel molested is it really molesting?
Anonymous No.21545776
>>21542082 (OP)
>a dairy cheat code

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f7EysW_ZNw
Anonymous No.21545782
>>21545686
Like this?
Anonymous No.21546851
Frozen mango with milk powder.. WHOA