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15091516 No.15091516 [Reply] [Original]

I'm glad I got a few of these at WinCo foods last time I was there. It was $1.20 for the can! I can't wait to put some in my coffee tomorrow morning.

>> No.15091521

That sounds good man good for you.

>> No.15091584

>>15091516
That belongs on top of pancakes

>> No.15091615

>>15091584
I think turned into caramel and poured onto waffles would be unbeatable

>> No.15091617

>>15091615
How would you go about to caramelizing Sweden condensed milk?

>> No.15091618

Why would you buy condensed milk in a can? When the fuck do you ever need a whole can of condensed milk, outside of very niche baking applications?

If you're buying for coffee surely just buy the squeezy kind.

>> No.15091627

>>15091618
It is very cheap to buy sweetened condensed milk in a can as you can see the original poster purchased his can of sweetened condensed milk for $1.20

>> No.15091637

>>15091618

Ok chud

>> No.15091646
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>>15091617
Boiling it in the can.

>> No.15091698

>>15091627
When talking about such paltry sums of money I would argue that the convenience of the squeezy format is worth the additional investiture

>> No.15091833

>>15091618
1 can is exactly enough to make a nice pan of fudge.

>> No.15091874

>>15091618
Ice Cream

>> No.15091889

>>15091618
literally every recipe that included condensed milk recipe i've ever seen in my life has required a whole can.
unironically asking, what are some recipes that only require a smidge of condensed milk?

>> No.15091931

>>15091889
Vietnamese coffee, unless you're having it like they do in Vietnam where it's half-coffee/half-condensed milk.

>> No.15091979

>>15091931
well i meant more like a recipe for solid food. i know you can put it in beverages to sweeten them.
still, pretty impressive that this bitch managed to write a 5000 word article on putting condensed milk in your coffee. i guess it worked, since the google algorithm is putting her in first place now.

>> No.15092005

>>15091979
>>15091931
forgot to post the link
https://thewoksoflife.com/how-to-make-vietnamese-coffee/

>> No.15092032

>>15091516
Best can of custard a pòor ĺe faglet can have.

>> No.15092054

>>15091698
$1.20 is not a force to be trifled with.

>> No.15093126

>>15091618
I just drink the rest of what I don't put in my coffee so it doesn't spoil

>> No.15093153

>>15091618
I just put a can cover on it and throw it in the fridge. Take out, spoon a dollop in my coffee, lid on, back in the fridge. No mess with milk that goes bad. Great with other things. Mix with coco powder, pour on ice cream. Mix with powdered sugar and a bit of water, icing. Boil in the can for 2 hours, cool for 1 hour, caramel. Very versatile.

>> No.15093270

>>15092054
big facts

>> No.15093427 [DELETED] 

>that tubby roastie thumb

>> No.15093439

>that stubby roastie thumb

>> No.15093903

That's a great price for Swedened Condensed Milk!