powdered milk

noun

1. dry milk.

Word History and Origins

Origin of powdered milk¹

First recorded in 1885–90

Example Sentences

The only thing that resembled a supplement was an analog protein shake, which was either made with soy protein powder or milk, with additional powdered milk stirred in.

From Outside Online

Add the flour, egg, powdered milk, if using, salt, cardamom and cinnamon to the yeast-water mixture, and mix with a wooden spoon until a shaggy dough forms.

From Washington Post

Slowly add the powdered milk while stirring, breaking apart any clumps.

From Outside Online

Powdered milk, jars of baby food, and disposable diapers were created for a reason, says Badinter.

From The Daily Beast

Fatoum subsists on cookies and powdered milk, which is reflected in her nutritional deficiencies.

From The Daily Beast

Powdered milk in small quantities, or Horlick's Milk Tablets, are always welcome.

From Project Gutenberg

McAllen poured the coffee, produced sugar and powdered milk, and settled down opposite Barney.

From Project Gutenberg

The prunes could be cooked and whipped with powdered milk to make a topping for our attempts at desserts.

From Project Gutenberg

With a pot of jam or two and some powdered milk in one's bag, one can live fairly well.

From Project Gutenberg

I kept the powdered milk as it was the lightest and most nourishing food.

From Project Gutenberg