Do you bring milk?

[jhill15]

We use these on every travel.
Horizon singles. They are one serving and dont need to be refrigerated until opened

the good news is they are just a serving size so there really isn't a need to refrigerate them. But for what it's worth we still pop em in the cooler...we don't like really hot milk lol.

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[402xjeeper]

Milk in single serve boxes does not require refrigeration. Con dense milk in a can for baking.

 

[highdesertranger]

I really don't drink milk, but use it for cooking on occasion so I go with the canned milk. highdesertranger

 

[TwinStick]

Nothing like ice cold milk & pb&j or ice cold milk & cookies. Now that we have the small fridge in camper, 82 qt & 50 qt ARB fridge/freezers, we plan to take what ever we want.

 

[toyotech]

I bring Soy or almond milk. Last longer plus I don't drink milk anymore.


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[Camelfilter]

I like the lactose free simply for its extended outdate. Home I buy it from Costco, comes in a 3 pack of 1/2 gallon cartons, very well priced. Lactaid brand quarts if im out on the road, or as others mentioned shelf stable small boxes.

For powders I've used both whole milk bought in bulk from King Arthur flour co & Nestle "Nido" brand enriched powder. Both are very good, provided you reconstitute as previously mentioned by aerating them. I haven't bought the bulk powder in a long time, but always have a can or 2 of Nido powder around.

You can buy the Nido at big walmarts, and big grocery stores with large ethnic foods sections...I just saw canned caramel at Safeway the other day & I'll pick some up when I'm back next. How awesome would a caramel mocha be for a morning brew in camp?

 

[KevinsMap]

Yes. Real whole milk, the richer the better, unadulterated and farm-fresh, fridge cold. Even lightly-spoiled milk is useful for cooking. Like everything good, in moderation...

 

[verdesardog]

No animal milk for me anymore, almond/coconut. Unsweetened, no vanilla. It can be found in aseptic one liter packs, no refrigeration needed until opened. I even cook my grits in the stuff....

 

[Hilldweller]

No animal milk for me anymore, almond/coconut. Unsweetened, no vanilla. It can be found in aseptic one liter packs, no refrigeration needed until opened. I even cook my grits in the stuff....

Congratulations on your weaning, sir...

 

[ab1985]

Trying... So... Hard.. Not to respond to all the BS nutrition advice you spew in this site.

 

[KevinsMap]

Trying... So... Hard.. Not to respond to all the BS nutrition advice you spew in this site.

Hey, everyone has a sacred cow, someplace. No worries; they eat their food, you eat yours... and my pancakes are made with sour milk ;-)

 

[highdesertranger]

ab 1985, wish I knew who you are talking about. highdesertranger

 

[Stroverlander]

Casein, milk protein, is directly linked to certain cancer growth.
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/85/6/1667.full

I bring these thingies:

That's what I was going to suggest - almond, soy or coconut, whichever you prefer.

 

[KevinsMap]

ab 1985, wish I knew who you are talking about. highdesertranger

Not really a LOL - more of a teehee combined with a sense of foreboding, given the next post after yours... Food Wars!?! Next to religious wars, well, it's usually less violent I suppose - but just as pointless.

Pax, people. Be happy with your food, and that you have enough of it... and feel no need to evangelize. I enjoy my milk; you enjoy your food, and we can all tout our favorites without stress and dire warnings... that we may all be truly thankful?

 

[Desert Dan]

I bring a small container of fresh milk, some small cans of milk and powdered milk.

I don't like having open containers of stuff that can leak in the ice chest so the small cartons of milk are good for morning coffee.