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| I went to use my Buttermilk Powder this afternoon and it was hard as a rock. I have it in a plastic bag with a twist tie. Would anyone know how I could soften it and if it is still good to use? Thank you, George |
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| I'm not sure about softening the powder, but you can make your own buttermilk by adding a tablespoon of acid, either lemon juice or vinegar, to a cup of regular milk. Mix it and let it sit for 10-15 minutes.
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| Here is what I do: I use my mortar & pestal to gently ground up hardend buttermilk powder ~ the same with cube bullion, and hardened brown sugar Hope this works for you ![]() |
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