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lemmy.zip

I used to just use water.

When in basic they'd give us a little carton of cereal and some milk, but I'm very lactose intolerant.

So instead I sucked a couple mouthfuls of water from my camelbak and spit it into the bowl and eat the cereal that way.

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I also do this when I am out of oat milk and my wife and everyone I have told this to is horrified! There is for sure a taste difference, but I don’t think it’s noticeable

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Last of the cereal. Last of the milk. Pour onto cereal. Milks gone bad. Can't even eat the cereal dry cause I poured the milk already. Still have the habit of smelling the milk before pouring

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Unless it's shredded wheat which is basically inedible without milk, most cereal is fine without milk

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I buy boxes of 9 cartons (1 litre each) of barista oat milk that don't need to be stored in the fridge until opened, I only use it for cereal and some cooking (not often though) so it lasts a good while. Very cheap too, ~$10 for the whole box.

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lemmy.world

Keep a small amount of (shelf stable) powdered milk in case this happens and the alternative is water only.

Alternatively milk in Tetra-Paks can be UHT (Ultra-High Temperature) sterilized and doesn't require refrigeration until opened. Common in Africa.

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Powdered milk is also good for baking! I have a few recipes that need it, but it's also nice in case the wet milk has gone bad!

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