Actually, I have an unrelated question to which you might know the answer. Can you recommend a non-dairy milk-esque product which comes in smaller boxes/cartons/quantities?
A friend of mine sporadically drops round, and I try to have UHT soya milk in the cupboard so I can make her coffee. Unfortunately, that tends to mean I end up with an open carton of soya milk (less one coffee's worth) in the fridge, and I don't really like the stuff much. And an open carton isn't usually practical for her to take away. (And I don't want to ask her about this in case it sounds like I'm finding it a big problem. Which, of course, it isn't - soya milk is cheap - it's just a bit wasteful.)
In Tesco, I've spotted some weird tiny-tetrapak things of "lacto-free milk", but I'm not quite sure enough exactly what she's allergic to to know whether that would be ok. I think soya is her milky substance of preference.
Hmm. Can I freeze soya milk in ice cube trays and just get a cube or two out as required? Will it still be palatable?
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Date: 2012-10-15 11:14 am (UTC)A friend of mine sporadically drops round, and I try to have UHT soya milk in the cupboard so I can make her coffee. Unfortunately, that tends to mean I end up with an open carton of soya milk (less one coffee's worth) in the fridge, and I don't really like the stuff much. And an open carton isn't usually practical for her to take away. (And I don't want to ask her about this in case it sounds like I'm finding it a big problem. Which, of course, it isn't - soya milk is cheap - it's just a bit wasteful.)
In Tesco, I've spotted some weird tiny-tetrapak things of "lacto-free milk", but I'm not quite sure enough exactly what she's allergic to to know whether that would be ok. I think soya is her milky substance of preference.
Hmm. Can I freeze soya milk in ice cube trays and just get a cube or two out as required? Will it still be palatable?