Disclaimer!!! I'm just putting this out there Right now we have a bottle baby lamb. This means that we have to give her powdered lamb milk replacer, which is full fat etc. Well, my kids are the ones who are doing the bottle feeding, and when the lamb is done and there is still some left in the bottle, they have been known to drink the remainder. I discovered thta the kids were doing this, becaasue they came running into the house , saying--Mom!! If this is what sheeps milk tastes like, it's awesome!!!!!!! that being said, I am in now way suggesting you go out and buy lamb milk replacer, I'm just saying.... so don't bash mexpc said:Are there any suggestions for a milk substitute for cooking that can be kept for a fairly long time? I am always without fresh milk for a month at a time which limits what can be made. I bought 2 gallons of powdered for $7 but is pure crap to drink and used in cooking but most recipes call for whole or at least 2% and powder is fat free so I don't think it works well for that either.
I also just recently found out that corn muffins bake into a flat crumbly mess without eggs too.
miss_thenorth said:Disclaimer!!! I'm just putting this out there Right now we have a bottle baby lamb. This means that we have to give her powdered lamb milk replacer, which is full fat etc. Well, my kids are the ones who are doing the bottle feeding, and when the lamb is done and there is still some left in the bottle, they have been known to drink the remainder. I discovered thta the kids were doing this, becaasue they came running into the house , saying--Mom!! If this is what sheeps milk tastes like, it's awesome!!!!!!! that being said, I am in now way suggesting you go out and buy lamb milk replacer, I'm just saying.... so don't bash mexpc said:Are there any suggestions for a milk substitute for cooking that can be kept for a fairly long time? I am always without fresh milk for a month at a time which limits what can be made. I bought 2 gallons of powdered for $7 but is pure crap to drink and used in cooking but most recipes call for whole or at least 2% and powder is fat free so I don't think it works well for that either.
I also just recently found out that corn muffins bake into a flat crumbly mess without eggs too.