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Condensed Milk

Faith · 2006-10-16 14:40:20

Can condensed milk actually be used as a substitute for normal milk, for example in tea? Would it be disgustingly sweet?

16-10-2006 2:40pm

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Can condensed milk actually be used as a substitute for normal milk, for example in tea? Would it be disgustingly sweet?

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#2 16-10-2006 3:50pm

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Yes - it's lovely in tea. Not too sweet at all and gives it a real 'comfort drink' flavour. Same cosy category as putting vanilla essence in your glass of milk, or adding extra butter to your mashed potatoes. Try it out!

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