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To: Salgak

I haven’t looked too closely at powdered milk. It seems most I see (at WM for example) has about a six-month shelf life.

Which is not bad. Maybe there’s better options.

I know there’s longer storage versions. I’ve tried some of it. I don’t get too excited about “best buy” dates.

My canned pasta (Chef Boyardee used to be 68 cents at WM - now about 98 cents) was almost a year past. It was just fine when I finally ate it. Multiple cans of it.

Yeah, the cheap stuff is fine for me.


89 posted on 02/09/2019 1:56:37 PM PST by SaveFerris (Luke 17:28 ... as it was in the days of Lot; they did eat, they drank, they bought, they sold ......)
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To: SaveFerris

we keep a bit of powdered milk in a jar in the deep freeze because of its short shelf life. otoh, we keep several cases of evaporated and sweetened condensed milk in rotation. Longer shelf life, multiple uses and a source of water.


97 posted on 02/09/2019 2:11:50 PM PST by blueplum ( "...this moment is your moment: it belongs to you... " President Donald J. Trump, Jan 20, 2017)
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To: SaveFerris

We get it canned from one of the prepper food places when we don’t have time to drive over to the Mormon Cannery (it’s a 2 hour drive). . .

Lasts 20 years unopened. We also use it for cooking, so a
#10 can of powdered milk or a #10 can of powdered whole eggs rarely lasts more than a few months until gone. . .


165 posted on 02/09/2019 4:59:36 PM PST by Salgak (You're in Strange Hands with Tom Stranger. . . .)
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