Dried Milk In A Sentence

Learn how to use Dried Milk in a sentence and make better sentences with word `Dried Milk` by reading from 22 Dried Milk sentence examples.

• It is presweetened and contains dried milk.
• Canned food, dried food, condensed or dried milk.
• It's made from dried milk, something most preppers store.
• Then when you wash them later, you're not fighting dried milk.
• The aid will come as dried milk, clothes, medication or tents.
• She even carried a miniature wire whisk to whip up her dried milk.
• -- Stock non-fat dried milk, extra butter and canned or boxed broth for emergencies.
• Thai tea has milk, so it had the dried milk cover on top of the cup.
• Extensive testing was done on Just' s dried milk to analyze its nutritional value and purity.
• If the pasta mix requires milk I add the proper amount of dried milk to the bag.
• It isn't too sweet and the dried milk is much better than what I drank as a kid.
• The company also makes Sunarka, a dried milk and cereal product, and the Eligo line of powdered milks.
• For increased nutrition, add 1 or 2 tablespoons of wheat germ, nonfat dried milk or reduced-fat peanut butter.
• Taken in with his bottle of National Dried Milk and vitamin drops that it was all right to kill.
• Dried milk has a much longer shelf life than the traditional alternatives, meaning that it stays fresher for much longer.
• When it did return in 1933 the factory entered its final phase as a dried milk processing plant and this continued up until its closure in 1998.
• With my two kids snuggled against each side of me, still heavy with sleep, I reached for the remote control for the TV . And found it caked with dried milk.
• When compared with other forms of dried milk, the Just Process produced a product that was superior in vitamin and mineral content and solubility, and aided in preventing certain childhood diseases.
• The aid, which also includes soybeans, corn, beef, poultry and dried milk, will mostly be sold at market prices in regional markets, with a small amount given out to the needy.
• People who got Family Credit were also passported to the NHS Low Income Scheme, cheap dried milk for babies, travel to hospital for treatment, and possible Social Fund grants for babies or funerals.
• With his money he bought a sack of corn, packages of dried milk and boxes of crackers, which he loaded into an old ambulance he uses to get back and forth to his cliffside home.
• He did so, and was rewarded with dried milk and beans for his people, and what he said were promises of more aid from Americans, who were grateful for what they thought was an important catch.