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reva dozier
 
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How long can non fat reconstituted powdered milk last in the
refrigerator.?
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> How long can non fat reconstituted powdered milk last in the
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Oh don't expect any sort of answer from these *gourmands*.....lol their
expertise seems to be mostly fast food and bitching about FoodTV shows.


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> How long can non fat reconstituted powdered milk last in the
> refrigerator.?


I find that it picks up off odors easily. I only make as much as I can use
in a day or two. Once you do the math and a few taste tests, it is easy to
make just a pint or half-pint at a time.

Charlie


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> How long can non fat reconstituted powdered milk last in the
> refrigerator.?


I find that it picks up off odors easily. I only make as much as I can use
in a day or two. Once you do the math and a few taste tests, it is easy to
make just a pint or half-pint at a time.

Charlie


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> "reva dozier" > wrote in message
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> > How long can non fat reconstituted powdered milk last in the
> > refrigerator.?

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> I find that it picks up off odors easily. I only make as much as I can use
> in a day or two. Once you do the math and a few taste tests, it is easy to
> make just a pint or half-pint at a time.
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> Charlie
>

It wouldn't pick up odors if it was in an air-tight container. I use a one
quart Rubbermaid bottle.

Jim>


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