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Is added to part skim milk vegan?

Added to part skim milk is a non-vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is added to part skim milk?

Adding an ingredient to part-skim milk can enhance its nutritional value and flavor profile. Whether you're looking to boost the protein content, increase the creaminess, or add a touch of sweetness, there are various ingredients that can do the job. For example, adding whey protein concentrate can increase the protein content without adding fat or sugar. Alternatively, adding vanilla extract or honey can add a natural sweetness that complements the milk's flavor. Regardless of the ingredient, adding it to part-skim milk can create a delicious and nutritious base for smoothies, cereal, and other recipes.

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