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    Thanks to a certain milk delivery company I have 15 pints of milk in my fridge (some of which I bought myself because they didn't deliver when they said they would....they then sent double the next day!)

    What can I do with it? Last night we all had milkshake, tomorrow i'm making macaroni cheese and will make an extra batch of cheese sauce to freeze, i was going to give some to the parents to take home....any more ideas?

    (I know the milk is meant for the mindees but they will never drink it all before it goes out of date and i'd rather be naughty and use it myself than have to tip it down the drain)

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    make rice puddding for afternoon snack for mindees..... yum yum, add a bit of nutmeg to it... extra yummy!

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    How about getting some packets of angel delight and letting the kids help you "make" it?
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    Default Re: Ideas to use up milk

    Bread and butter pudding uses quite a lot of milk and is very yummy.

    I'd freeze some too

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    Chocolate custard, yum
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    I'd be using it for milky coffees for me

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    Am i right in thinking you can claim free milk then?

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    Make some sweet bread. I made some cinnamon buns the other day and they took quite a bit of milk to make.

    Here's the recipe http://www.channel4.com/food/recipes...ecipe_p_1.html
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    Hot chocolate made with milk for the mindees as a treat? If you're being really naughty they could have marshmallows on too
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dare4Distance View Post
    Make some sweet bread. I made some cinnamon buns the other day and they took quite a bit of milk to make.

    Here's the recipe http://www.channel4.com/food/recipes...ecipe_p_1.html
    they look yummy! Is strong plain flour the same as bread flour?

    sorry for the dumb question

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    My mindees made their own tea last night (Pizza) and then angel delight which used up 1/2 pint each

    What about ice lollies of milk and flavouring as they will freeze and last?
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    Make some yogurt, then you and the kids can learn all about the changes that go on in milk when bacteria is introduced, you can use a thermometer and practise numbers, you can chose what flavour to make it, I think you can freeze it too - lots of other stuff you can tie in too.

    Read this page on how to use a thermos as an incubator to keep it nice and simple http://www.dvo.com/newsletter/monthl...tabletalk.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by miss mopple View Post
    they look yummy! Is strong plain flour the same as bread flour?

    sorry for the dumb question
    Yep, just strong bread flour
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    Ooh thanks so much ladies some great ideas! Making me hungry!

 

 

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