dairypowder
nounUK /ˈdeəri paʊdə/
US /ˈderi paʊdər/
Milk that has been dried into a powder so it can be kept for a long time.
We added dairypowder to the flour to make the bread richer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A fine, dry substance made from cream or butterfat used in baking and candy making.
The recipe calls for dairypowder to give the fudge a creamy texture.
3. A nutritional supplement made from dried dairy proteins, often mixed into drinks.
Athletes sometimes stir dairypowder into their smoothies for extra protein.
4. Any powdered dairy product used in food manufacturing, such as in soups or sauces.
The factory uses dairypowder to thicken its instant soup mixes.