Powdered milk question..

[Digby]

Yes, I know it is probably frowned upon by most, but can anyone recommended a product out of the hundreds probably available which tastes quite nice in tea or coffee?

We have a workshop we now rent which is approx half an hour away but we are not there every weekend so only take some milk when we know there will be a few of us down there.This usually ends up with us turning on the mini fridge just for that milk for the day and then someone taking it home again if there is any left.

We don't really want to leave milk down there and leave the fridge on as we may not be there for weeks, so we decided some powdered stuff which can just be left there all the time may be the way forward.

Any suggestions welcomed.

[tumble dryer]

Digby said:

Yes, I know it is probably frowned upon by most, but can anyone recommended a product out of the hundreds probably available which tastes quite nice in tea or coffee?

We have a workshop we now rent which is approx half an hour away but we are not there every weekend so only take some milk when we know there will be a few of us down there.This usually ends up with us turning on the mini fridge just for that milk for the day and then someone taking it home again if there is any left.

We don't really want to leave milk down there and leave the fridge on as we may not be there for weeks, so we decided some powdered stuff which can just be left there all the time may be the way forward.

Any suggestions welcomed.

Milfresh Gold, by Aimia foods. http://www.aimiafoods.com/milfresh/

It's freeze dried skimmed milk, nothing added and only water taken away. It really is the best available.

[sherman]

UHT milk?

[Digby]

tumble dryer said:

Milfresh Gold, by Aimia foods. http://www.aimiafoods.com/milfresh/

It's freeze dried skimmed milk, nothing added and only water taken away. It really is the best available.

Someone else has just told me the exact same thing, so that's that! Cheers

Have just ordered thirty eight quids worth