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MILK, Ovaltine, Plain & Chocolate Homemade Recipe, Homemade Ovaltine
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Where to Purchase Barley Malt Powder: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00015UC8O/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=U...
Three reasons for leaving the sugar out of the malted milk powder when mixing it.
Most Obvious: You can control how much sugar goes into each cup. Malt powder is already naturally sweet… Adding sugar to taste is almost going to guarantee you a cuppa malted milk that contains less sugar than a commercial mix. Shoot. You could even sweeten it to taste with stevia, xylitol, honey, or agave!
Less Obvious: Leaving the sugar out of the mix actually helps prevent clumping somewhat.
Also Less Obvious: You can use the malted milk powder in cooking and baking (think milkshakes, cookies, and the aforementioned cake) without adjusting the other sweetening called for in the recipes.
Where to Purchase Barley Malt Powder: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00015UC8O/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=U...
Three reasons for leaving the sugar out of the malted milk powder when mixing it.
Most Obvious: You can control how much sugar goes into each cup. Malt powder is already naturally sweet… Adding sugar to taste is almost going to guarantee you a cuppa malted milk that contains less sugar than a commercial mix. Shoot. You could even sweeten it to taste with stevia, xylitol, honey, or agave!
Less Obvious: Leaving the sugar out of the mix actually helps prevent clumping somewhat.
Also Less Obvious: You can use the malted milk powder in cooking and baking (think milkshakes, cookies, and the aforementioned cake) without adjusting the other sweetening called for in the recipes.
Ingredients
- subheading: For the Plain:
- 2 cups instant dry milk (whole or non-fat)
- 6 tablespoons malt powder
- subheading: For the Chocolate:
- 2 cups instant dry milk (whole or non-fat)
- 6 tablespoons malt powder
- 6 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
Steps
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