I want to use this instead of powdered mik for cereal and pancake mix. Can I just add water to this as I would if using powdered milk?
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I'm afraid not. In fact, far from it. This, in no way, simulates powdered milk. Have you ever had NOT a "milk shake," but a chocolate, strawberry, or vanilla malt? This is the "malt" that is added to any flavor milk shake to give it that extra rich flavor.
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Yes, it would taste a little malted for the cereal,a unique flavour. For the pancake mix it would also work,it might even taste better than ,non-fat or regular milk. I have used this malted milk for making crepes..and it worked out great.Another great tip,when making scrambled eggs for a sunday or people brunch,I usually add half and half for fluffy ness, .this time I added 2 tablespoons of malted milk along with the half and half, and it also turned out light and fluffy and had that unique flavour. yes this can be used in a few different ways, so have fun trying different things, good Luck,and best wishes.Ralph
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No, this is for making malted milk shakes and things like that. Not replacement for powered milk.
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Yes, it would taste a little malted for the cereal,a unique flavour. For the pancake mix it would also work,it might even taste better than ,non-fat or regular milk. I have used this malted milk for making crepes..and it worked out great.Another great tip,when making scrambled eggs for a sunday or people brunch,I usually add half and half for fluffy ness, .this time I added 2 tablespoons of malted milk along with the half and half, and it also turned out light and fluffy and had that unique flavour. yes this can be used in a few different ways, so have fun trying different things, good Luck,and best wishes.Ralph Yes, it would taste a little malted for the cereal,a unique flavour. For the pancake mix it would also work,it might even taste better than ,non-fat or regular milk. I have used this malted milk for making crepes..and it worked out great.Another great tip,when making scrambled eggs for a sunday or people brunch,I usually add half and half for fluffy ness, .this time I added 2 tablespoons of malted milk along with the half and half, and it also turned out light and fluffy and had that unique flavour. yes this can be used in a few different ways, so have fun trying different things, good... » Read More Yes, it would taste a little malted for the cereal,a unique flavour. For the pancake mix it would also work,it might even taste better than ,non-fat or regular milk. I have used this malted milk for making crepes..and it worked out great.Another great tip,when making scrambled eggs for a sunday or people brunch,I usually add half and half for fluffy ness, .this time I added 2 tablespoons of malted milk along with the half and half, and it also turned out light and fluffy and had that unique flavour. yes this can be used in a few different ways, so have fun trying different things, good Luck,and best wishes.Ralph « Show Less
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No. It is intended to act as an extender and swells when added to milk and blended at high speeds. I would recommend Carnation non-fat dry milk added to water for use in cereal and water for pancake mix which already contains a dry milk product.
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I love this product, but it does not mix easily with water. You can either make a paste and then dilute it with water, or use a blender to mix it. I prefer the latter method to mix it with milk.
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Yes. It easily mixes with water, milk, formula And breast milk. It doesnt taste appealing so i mash a banana and mix it with it to get my son to eat it v
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I think you can use it for baking and to add to cooked dishes but it is not fine enough to make a milk- it would be gritty.
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I can only speak for mixing it in a blender. This is unsweetened, so if it was added to milk you would need a sweetener. I have been trying to curb my sugar intake so I add a Tbsp of this to 3/4 c almond milk, (rice, coconut or almond/coconut milk works too) plus 1/2 banana (for sweetener) and blend with cup of ice. Its like a chocolate smoothie. Great for kids too without the added calories. Just recently started trying this recipe with the Navitas Natural pomegranate powder in place of the Cacoa. Yum! Good luck
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It's a capsule so you could mix the contents with some type of food, like applesauce. If you put the powder in water, I don't think it would mix well.
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I guess. I've never tried just by itself w/ water. I mix it with smoothies for breakfast w/ fresh fruit & water, or w/ meal replacement shake w/ coconut milk. Sorry couldn't help you any further. Good luck!
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We use it to mix powders with water, milk or other juices. Have never used it with just water. I would think there would be no difference in taste but never tried it or purchase the device for that reason. It does work great for what it was intended for however.
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You can mix one or two cups directly in dispenser if using only pancake mix and water. It is hard to mix up and stir. If adding oil, eggs or egg white, some sort of milk (dairy or non-dairy) and some other item, better to mix separately. Keep batter loose to dispense otherwise it doesn't come out of small whole on bottom.
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I would imagine that it could be mixed into any liquid...like pancake batter or the cereals you mentioned. It dissolves quite well in a little water. I'd even sprinkle it on cooked veggies.
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Mix with water. It already contains milk solids. I add it to French toast batter, but mostly I just sprinkle the powder over popcorn.
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I'm not sure why you want to add milk instead of water...do you want a higher calcium/calorie product? Perhaps you can contact them via the toll free number.....they usually can answer all your questions....Good luck!
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I've used powdered milk and it set perfectly. I've never used soy or rice milk, so I can't if they would work the same.
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Water tastes pretty good if you are trying to get only the nutrition provided by the powder, but my favorite is mixing with whole milk. The extra calories from the milk help me put more weight on and it makes the the drink more like a shake. You can also use 2% or skim milk, but the less fat, the closer the taste gets to if you were to mix with water. I hope that helps! I love the powder and it tastes great, especially for the price.
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You can use pancake mix but not too thick. Add sweetener and do not over mix the batter.
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I use the recipe on the jar which is 2 Tbsp of powder plus just shy of 3 Tbsp of water. If it is a little lumpy I use my tiny whisk or buzz it up with my milk frother. I use it mostly for baking which means I just add it and then some water to the ingredients without mixing it. I only mix it if I'm making scrambled eggs.
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I have not tried adding it to coffee or hot chocolate mix, but I do add it to my cold instant breakfast and to my oatmeal and have had no problems with clumping. It makes my beverage or skim milk thicker and more like whole milk.
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Yes, it is. I forgot how to make the malted milk powder. I had to look it up. Internet says to mixed 1 cup of instant dry milk with 3 tablespoons malt powder into an airtight container. Pour 1/3 cup of powder and add 1 cup of milk (or water). Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_5799293_make-malted-milk-powder.html