does powdered milk go off?
and what about re-constituted powdered milk? ( IE made back up with water )..
and what about re-constituted powdered milk? ( IE made back up with water )..
Powdered milk?
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wtf are you on about? 
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Powdered Milk!wtf are you on about?
It's not hard.... well, it might be depending on the date! 
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dextrous
Powdered Milk!wtf are you on about?
Sounds like ColJack is desperate for a cuppa and a bowl of cereal and has run out of milk!
I bought some the other day because I am having some workmen in to do bits on my kitchen and don't usually keep mink in the place.. and have indeed made some up to put on cerial.. but I just wondered if the stuff I made up will keep in the fridge for a while or whether to dump it and rinse out the bottle..
once made up treat it as milk but because its not pasturized 3 days max in other words providing its kept below 4 degrees and not out the fridge for more than 20mins in any 2 hour period then fine for 3 days
powderd stuff will keep for years if dry
powderd stuff will keep for years if dry
Do you normally dress up for workmen?
I've told you lot before that I'm lysdexic...
It's had all the water boiled out of it and then replaced by chlorinated water that has been through the britta and subsequently boiled.. surely there's no bacteria in there to make it spoil?
It's had all the water boiled out of it and then replaced by chlorinated water that has been through the britta and subsequently boiled.. surely there's no bacteria in there to make it spoil?
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Johnmelad502
Read the label, most will say that once reconstituted, it should be treated as fresh milk.
