Has anyone priced dry milk powder? It is more expensive than rhe real thing! I used to keep some of the dry around for cooking purposes, but have not bought any for years because of the price.
Agnes – like the song – don’t worry, be happy. (But then you wouldnt be Agnes)
Had to go to the calculator and the flyers. Depending upon the milk you buy (regular vs. organic or microfiltered) the powdered milk is still cheaper. Its just that your savings might be less if you compare it to the higher end milk. .And ewwwwww! Skim milk! I refuse to drink what I call blue milk. In Canada (or at least in BC), skim milk is 0% fat. There is nothing creamy about it. I go as low as 1% milk, sometimes 2% if I want a little more richness.
QuietStorm27 over 10 years ago
I understand Agnes, I worry a lot too.
rshive over 10 years ago
The Jim Beam sterilizes the bowl after the dog eats from it. But I’m not sure that Trout’s Mom realizes that.
sfreader1 over 10 years ago
Has anyone priced dry milk powder? It is more expensive than rhe real thing! I used to keep some of the dry around for cooking purposes, but have not bought any for years because of the price.
phil over 10 years ago
Funny thing is now real milk is cheaper than powdered milk.
Hunter7 over 10 years ago
Agnes – like the song – don’t worry, be happy. (But then you wouldnt be Agnes)
Had to go to the calculator and the flyers. Depending upon the milk you buy (regular vs. organic or microfiltered) the powdered milk is still cheaper. Its just that your savings might be less if you compare it to the higher end milk. .And ewwwwww! Skim milk! I refuse to drink what I call blue milk. In Canada (or at least in BC), skim milk is 0% fat. There is nothing creamy about it. I go as low as 1% milk, sometimes 2% if I want a little more richness.