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dried milk

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Noun1.dried milkdried milk - dehydrated milk                      
dry milk, milk powder, powdered milk
milk - a white nutritious liquid secreted by mammals and used as food by human beings
nonfat dry milk - dehydrated skimmed milk


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They're as indomitable as that dried milk scum at the dead center inside bottom of your kid's empty breakfast glass left out in the sun.
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The objective at this institution was to: "Double the milk consumption, so that average is clearly above one pint per child per day, using skim or whole dried milk.
Denial of proper dental care `may never have happened': residential ... by Siebert, John / Anglican Journal
According to the company's Joyce Hebert, the paint is made from all-natural ingredients, and based on casein, a dried milk protein.
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