dried milk
nounUK /ˌdraɪd ˈmɪlk/
US /ˌdraɪd ˈmɪlk/
Milk with the water taken out so it turns into powder you can mix with water later.
We packed dried milk for the camping trip because it is light and does not need a fridge.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Milk that has been dried into flakes or powder for use in baking and cooking.
The recipe calls for dried milk to make the bread softer.
3. A shelf-stable dairy product used in food aid and emergency supplies.
Relief workers handed out bags of dried milk to families after the storm.
4. Milk powder used to feed young animals such as calves or puppies.
The farmer mixed dried milk with warm water for the orphaned calf.