Is tørrmelk vegan?
Tørrmelk is a non-vegan food ingredient.
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So, what is tørrmelk?
Tørrmelk is a Norwegian ingredient that translates to "dry milk" in English. It is made by evaporating the moisture from pasteurized cow's milk, resulting in a powder form that has a longer shelf life than liquid milk. Tørrmelk can be used in a variety of recipes, such as baked goods and soups, and it is often preferred over fresh milk in certain applications due to its concentrated protein content. Its versatile nature makes tørrmelk a staple in many Norwegian households, and its convenience has gained popularity beyond Norway's borders.
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