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Posted by J* on October 2, 2009, 9:23 pm
i rest my case.
now someone pass the fudge please.
j.
"Polly Esther" wrote ...
And I was wrong. I had no idea that there was such a thing as condensed
milk that wasn't seriously sweet. I'm glad the matter came up; I'd hate to
give a recipe to someone and not realize that condensed milk could be
sweetened or Not. Polly
"Michelle G." wrote ...
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> j,
> We were right after all; the website Doc provided says "Unsweetened
> condensed milk and evaporated milk are the same thing." Here we use Eagle
> Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk for making fudge, lemon pie, etc. I never
> thought to confuse it with Pet or Carnation Evaporated Milk.
> Michelle G.
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> "Dr. Zachary Smith" wrote ...
> Yup, you learn something every day - 'specially arounf this nuthouse
> (RCTQ).
> http://www.slashfood.com/2006/05/12/condensed-milk-vs-evaporated-milk/
"J*" wrote:
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>> there is sweetened condensed milk, condensed milk and evaporated milk.
>> i too thot the evaporated and condensed were one in the same.
>> they heat the milk to evaporate the water off so it becomes condensed.
>> different names from different companys doing it, or so i thot.
>> just talked to dh about it, seems the condensed milk here is really
>> really
>> thick stuff.
>> more a spooning out consistency.
>> whereas the evaporated milk is still a pouring consistency.
>> go figure.
>> j.
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> i too thot the evaporated and condensed were one in the same.
> they heat the milk to evaporate the water off so it becomes condensed.
> different names from different companys doing it, or so i thot.
> just talked to dh about it, seems the condensed milk here is really reall=