Origin: America and other parts of the world
Date: 1990s onwards
Type: Dry milk
I guess everyone is familiar with powdered milk. Back in 1295, the Mongolians boiled milk, when the fat rose to the top they’ll skim it off to make butter. The defatted milk was then left to dry in the sun as reported by Marco Polo.
Today, powdered milk is spray dried.
Would I eat/drink it?: When I was younger, I used to it eat it with sugar as a treat and drink it in tea, but I haven’t consumed it in years.
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I’ll pass.
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Great choice! 😃
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I don’t think I’ve ever had powder milk. Shocking, I know but nope never that I know of.
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Really? Lucky you!
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I used to drink it as a kid. Now I keep it in the cabinet for cooking and baking..if I run out of regular milk. It doesn’t taste great to drink but it is fine for cooking.
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I used to drink it as a child, too, and I always disliked it.
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I don’t drink milk anymore, so the only milk I have in my house is powdered milk (to put in recipes, like steamed buns). So I consume it frequently, but never on its own. I don’t like the taste on its own.
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It’s out of my life for good!
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I love milk but don’t consume as much as before!
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I only like fresh milk in my cereal. 😁
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Lol 😅😅 that’s understandable!
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You just touched on one of the very few things that I really dislike. I had to drink this when I was little, and to this day, if a cocoa mix or coffee drink has powdered milk in it I can’t drink it. My taste buds find it that objectionable.
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Same. Whenever I had to drink it when I was little, I’ll become upset as I disliked powdered milk.
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