Nestlé Carnation Lactose-Free Evaporated Milk Vitamin D Added Shelf Milk Evaporated Milk 8 Pack
$38.14
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Nestlé Carnation Lactose-Free Evaporated Milk Vitamin D Added Shelf Milk Evaporated Milk 8 Pack
$38.14
- RICH AND CREAMY Nestle Carnation Lactose-Free Evaporated Milk is the cooking milk with added vitamin D. This milk has no rBST, and is the perfect addition to all of your recipes (no significant difference has been shown between milk derived from rBST-treated and non-rBST treated cows) SNAP and EBT item in eligible states - VERSATILE USES Use our Carnation evaporated milk in a variety of recipes. From mashed potatoes to flan, pies, and fudge, this resealable evaporated milk delivers consistent, delicious dishes. It's great for adding a rich and creamy taste to your favorite recipes - LONG-LASTING CONVENIENCE This shelf stable evaporated milk is a must-have in your pantry. Carnation evaporated milk is stored in a resealable container. Shake well before use and refrigerate after opening. Use our evaporated milk within 10 days to maintain freshness and quality - MADE WITH 100% REAL MILK Our Carnation milk isn't just any shelf stable milk, it has added vitamin D. This evaporated milk is perfect for providing a rich, creamy texture to any dish - PERFECT FOR BAKING AND COOKING Our Nestle evaporated milk is the perfect addition for your baking needs. Add Carnation to your baking recipes. From tres leches to fudge, this evaporated milk ensures your baking results are always high quality and delicious - TASTE THE DIFFERENCE Taste the Carnation difference - since 1899 we've been bringing you Carnation Evaporated Milk to make recipes taste their best
From the manufacturer
In 1899, grocer E.A. Stuart co- founded the Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company in Kent, WA. At that time farm-fresh milk was hard to come by. So, Stuart’s “new- fangled” evaporated milk was a way to get milk goodness to everyone.
SWAP IT IN - Try our delicious Low Fat option instead of our regular Evaporated Milk.
That’s right ? when we take the water out of milk, we collect it. We annually send millions of gallons of excess water for treatment so it can be used for irrigation on nearby farms.