Jelly1
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Does anyone here dehydrate milk at home?
karadekoolaid
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Not me - why would I want to when I can purchase it easily?
I doubt it really. I'm not sure why you would want to do that. Can you explain why you are interested in doing it?
Jelly1
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Because I'm a DIY-er
Jelly1
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Because It's a fun thing to do
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It seems a new idea to most of us, so how do you do it?
garlichead
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Me neither, but did do a quick search. Basically you hydrate then grind into a powder. It appears the fruit roll up trays are needed for the dehydrator. Learned something new. Not sure I would ever do this however, I've never used milk powder or maybe once in my life. Cheers.
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The link in the description
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I think it might make sense for someone with access to a lot of fresh milk for cheap, as in if they had a family member or friend with milk cows? If you are worried about having shelf-stable dairy for an emergency, it is rather inexpensive to purchase to store and keep for the event of an emergency. There's a lot of other DIY projects I would rather spend my time on, personally (not a fan of powdered milk to begin with). Let us know how it turns out for you and good luck!