drymilk
nounUK /ˈdraɪmɪlk/
US /ˈdraɪmɪlk/
Milk that has had the water taken out so it can be kept for a long time.
Mom stirred drymilk into warm water to make a cup of milk for breakfast.
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2. A powder made from milk that is mixed with water before drinking.
The hikers packed drymilk for their camping trip because it was light to carry.
3. A shelf-stable dairy product used in baking and cooking.
The recipe calls for drymilk to give the bread a richer flavor.
4. Emergency food supplies often include drymilk for its long shelf life.
The shelter stored boxes of drymilk in case of a storm.