• the most annoying thing for vegans or dairy free peeps is to find out the f*cking "milk powder" on the ingredient list of our favorite foodies.
• but why they still use milk powder? there are a ton of conspiracies on the net, but i'm not that dense, and i won't follow what the people think about it.
• the thing is: i don't wanna consume dairy. full stop. i won't do any "exeptions", i'm sorry. i don't need dairy, probably even you don't need dairy, but i won't judge your decisions. but let me be annoyed when they put the milk powder in my favourite crackers. WHY?

⠀ ⠀ ⠀ so... why creating a dairy free milk powder option?

• well... we live in a world where basic food tradition had already being set, so there are a ton of dairy recepies to mimick, right?
• correct! in my country milk powder is used in treats and often bread, but i don't care anymore!
• here i listed some recipes with a vegan substitute for milk powder. actually, dairy free milk powder IS a reality: but it's pricey.

⠀ ⠀ ⠀ so... why bother buying it?

• why you mind buying chocolate? why you mind buying canned fruit? why you mind buying pre-chopped parsley?
• we buy what we want, and even if milk powder isn't an essential ingredient, you can buy a bag of *=any dairy free=* milk and use like that:

⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ➜ recipes

• cake mix
• new ➸ chocolate pudding
• new ➸ coconut truffles
• coffee creamer
• new ➸ dulce de leche brownies
• new ➸ dulce de leche thumbprint cookies
• fruit rice rolls
• hot chocolate
• instant condensed/evaporated milk
  • coffee & tea latte
  • cookies made with condensed milk
  • new ➸ dulce de leche
  • new ➸ fudge
  • ice cream with condensed milk
  • mantou dipping sauce
  • new ➸ vanilla coconut
• instant oats
• instant vanilla pudding mix
• new ➸ oatmeal cookies
• pb energy bites
• peppermint hot cocoa
• whipped topping
• white chocolate