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What can I do with my condensed milk?
Milk It: What to Do With the Rest of a Can of Sweetened Condensed Milk
May 20, 2015
Is it OK to drink condensed milk?
You can drink reconstituted evaporated milk just as you would regular milk. Sweetened condensed milk, AKA condensed milk, has a great deal of sugar added and when reconstituted would not be anything like regular milk.
What to do with condensed milk after opening?
Proper Storage After Opening If you have leftovers to be stored, you can cover with plastic wrap secured with an elastic band or pour into an airtight container and refrigerate. Open cans exposed to air will pick up unwanted flavors from your refrigerator so you’ll want to keep your cans covered.
What are the benefits of drinking condensed milk?
Provides Extra Calories and Protein Using sweetened condensed milk to boost calorie content may be more beneficial than using sugar alone since the product also provides extra protein, fat and some bone-healthy minerals like calcium and phosphorus.
What can I do with leftover condensed milk?
Milk It: What to Do With the Rest of a Can of Sweetened Condensed Milk
May 20, 2015
Can you drink condensed milk by itself?
Sweetened condensed milk is one of those foods. We know what you’re thinking — it’s sugar overload, it’s thick and sticky, it’s syrupy and it is definitely not to be consumed on its own by the spoonful
Can you freeze sweetened condensed milk?
You can freeze the condensed milk in a clean airtight container (note that it will not freeze solid due to the sugar content) for up to 3 months. Thaw the milk overnight in the fridge. If it separates slightly then a brief whisk or a vigorous shake in a tightly sealed container should make the consistency smooth again.
How long does condensed milk last after opening?
How long does opened canned sweetened condensed milk last in the refrigerator? Sweetened condensed milk that has been continuously refrigerated will keep for about 4 to 6 days.
Can you drink canned condensed milk?
Sweetened condensed milk is one of those foods. We know what you’re thinking — it’s sugar overload, it’s thick and sticky, it’s syrupy and it is definitely not to be consumed on its own by the spoonful