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SKIM MILK POWDER
Product of Canada
This non-instant powder is made from fresh skim milk that’s carefully processed to preserve nutrients and protein quality. It’s a rich source of calcium and milk proteins that add nutrition and functionality to various foods.
Skim Milk
Mix 3 tbsp powder with 1 cup of water to make milk. Use in baked goods, dairy desserts, sauces, and beverages. Enhances texture, aeration, and stability in recipes. Store reconstituted milk in the fridge for up to 48 hours.
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