Organic dairy powder is a fantastic ingredient that every home cook should have on hand. Dairy powder can go unrefrigerated without spoiling. Here are four sweet things you can make with organic dairy powder.

1. Fudge

Fudge is a classic homemade treat that many people enjoy during the holidays. Many homemade fudge recipes require sweetened condensed milk. However, you may not have this ingredient on hand. Fortunately, you can make fudge using organic dairy powder. Simply combine sugar, cocoa powder, dairy powder, and water in the correct proportions. Allow your fudge to set in the refrigerator, and cut it into squares to make individual servings.

2. Hot Chocolate

You can purchase hot chocolate mix pre-made in packets, but homemade hot chocolate is usually more delicious. Make your own powdered hot chocolate mix using organic dairy powder. Combine full-fat powdered milk with cocoa powder and sugar. Add a pinch of cinnamon and nutmeg for some extra flavor. Whenever you're in the mood for a rich cup of hot chocolate, simply spoon some of your mixture into a mug and add hot water. A splash of vanilla extract will make your cup of hot cocoa even more special.

3. Coffee Creamer

Many people start their day with a steaming cup of coffee. Coffee can give you the energy you need to shake off your morning lethargy. However, the bitter taste of black coffee can be overwhelming for some. Adding creamer to your coffee can mellow out the intense flavor so you can enjoy your morning beverage. Rather than keeping a carton of half-and-half that can quickly spoil in your refrigerator, you can use organic dairy powder to create your own coffee creamer. You can add powdered cream to your coffee to lighten it. If you prefer sweetened coffee creamers, you can mix powdered cream with white or brown sugar before storing it in an airtight container.

4. Chocolate Chip Cookies

You can also substitute powdered milk for fresh milk in your favorite cookie recipes. Chocolate chip cookies are a warm, gooey indulgence that is best enjoyed fresh out of the oven. You can add powdered milk to your cookie recipe without reconstituting it first. Add the powdered milk to the rest of your dry ingredients and add the necessary amount of water to your wet ingredients. Chocolate chip cookies made from organic powdered dairy taste just as good as cookies made from fresh milk. As an added bonus, you won't have to worry about purchasing a carton of milk just for your cookie recipe.

To learn more, contact a dairy powder supplier.