How to make buttermilk powder

Buttermilk used to be what we called the liquid left when butter was churned out of fresh milk. Today, however, you'd be hard pressed to find any of that

Run out of buttermilk powder or can't get it? Make this easy dry buttermilk powder substitute it's a great quick alternative.

If you need a buttermilk powder substitute, try using one of these common ingredients or combination of ingredients!

This healthy ranch dressing mix recipe is simple & easy to prepare with a few ingredients. It's perfect for salads, dips, or in any recipe.

So, what is powdered buttermilk? Powdered buttermilk is simply liquid buttermilk that's been concentrated and evaporated to turn it into powder. If you bought powdered buttermilk for a recipe and aren't sure what to do with the rest...

Say "No" to the store-bought ranch seasoning and make this Homemade Ranch Seasoning Mix instead. It's clean and contains no hidden ingredients. Make a big batch and keep it on hand for easy dips, dressing, and even seasoning veggies, casseroles, and soups.

I teamed up with my husband (who has a Ph.D. in Chemistry) to figure out how to make buttermilk that tastes just like storebought!

Buttermilk substitutes have a lot to live up to since buttermilk is such a key part of so many delicious recipes. Acidified buttermilk is the best bet, and here's how to make it.

Toasted milk powder is suddenly everywhere.

Use powdered buttermilk in a pinch for baking and breakfast recipes, but it’s also great for so much more. Learn what it is, plus our favorite ways to use it.