My wife heard that so one yr when we went of vacation we froze about a 1/2 gallon of milk. While it thawed out ok when we got back IMO that milk no longer tasted good. Other than taste I don't think it hurt it. We've never froze any since.
My wife heard that so one yr when we went of vacation we froze about a 1/2 gallon of milk. While it thawed out ok when we got back IMO that milk no longer tasted good. Other than taste I don't think it hurt it. We've never froze any since.
JPNinPA
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Did it taste like powdered milk?
Milk is a bunch of stuff. Water, fat, protein.... each freeze at different temps.
Quick google finds info stating, the milk de-homogenizes. Everything separates. And the quicker the freeze the less the taste will change.
The good news is it can be frozen for a month without spoiling.
Never look down on anyone unless you are helping them up - Jesse Jackson
Milk is a bunch of stuff. Water, fat, protein.... each freeze at different temps.
Quick google finds info stating, the milk de-homogenizes. Everything separates. And the quicker the freeze the less the taste will change.
The good news is it can be frozen for a month without spoiling.
Never look down on anyone unless you are helping them up - Jesse Jackson
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I grew up on powdered milk and hated it although it is possible my mother added extra water to make it go further. I haven't drank any powdered milk in over 50 yrs. I don't remember if the unfrozen milk tasted like powdered milk or not - just that I didn't like it.
We've not been quarantined but being retired it's not like we go out a lot. We do miss being able to go to restaurants. I know they've reopened at reduced capacity but not sure it's worth the risk.
I'm with you, it's pretty hot hear. I got up at 9am to go for a run, but haven't left the house since.
JPNinPA
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Juicy gossip? What hot stuff did you hear??
Pool is 85 deg and doesn’t feel cooling. Working on the garage was like a sauna. No breeze.
Never look down on anyone unless you are helping them up - Jesse Jackson
Gennybro
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I would go nuts, in that situation.
Other than wearing a mask in public and not going to restaurants our routine hasn't changed too much. Yesterday I got to go to Lowes and then to my stepson's mobile home to replace his water heater and rotted out floor. Who knew being retired would involve so much work!
We've had daily highs in the 90s for several weeks :drool:
We've had daily highs in the 90s for several weeks :drool:
Yes I went nuts actually a month into quarantine. I had felt anxious and a hard time sleeping. I limit my outdoor activities to jogging and grocery runs.
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