A substitute for buttermilk and its use in infant feeding.allergiesbuttermilkcarbohydratesdiarrhoeaevaporated milkfeedingfoodinfant feedinginfant foodsinfantsCRISP RH.doi:10.5694/j.1326-5377.1949.tb67979.xCRISP RHMed J Aust
One other option for a homemade sweetened condensed milk is to add 1/2 or 2/3 cup unrefined sugar to a can of evaporated milk (like thisorthis). You may need to heat to fully dissolve. However, you still have to deal with the unhealthy can lining and whatever over-processing m...
Evaporated milkis almost the same thing as powdered milk. It is always a good idea to keep it in your kitchen. It has a shelf life of almost one year. Same as powdered milk,evaporated milk has no liquids. As a result, you get a moreconcentrated flavor and fat.Dilute the evaporated mil...