Thai low fat milk, it's all the same isn't it?

[dirtydog]

I bought a couple of San Remo pasta meals that can be made in a few minutes, the instructions say to use low fat milk and a teaspoon of butter, is ordinary Thai milk just the same? ie milk in the UK is a lot more creamier than normal Thai milk, and if I use ordinary Thai milk will I need the butter?

[sabaii sabaii]

I only drink full fat Dutch Mill, tastes like back home, unlike that Meiji shite.

I think the Meiji with the white top is low fat, and I deffo wouldn't leave the butter out

Whack some hellmans on there too

[dirtydog]

I don't drink milk, only have it with tea or coffee, but I have foremost plain milk, never seen any cream come out of those cartons so they must be pretty low fat compared to the west.

[jandajoy]

with full fat milk use 1/2 the amount of butter or margerine.

[dirtydog]

^Shall give that a try tomorrow, can't see why they say to use low fat milk yet stick a spoon of butter in it, seems silly.

[jandajoy]

I've made 'em up with water and a tea spoon of marge. Worked OK.

You need the grease to stop it all sticking together and the milk/water/liquid to keep it moist.

You know how it works....

Good if you've got some Tabasco or the like to liven them up.

[sabaii sabaii]

I don't drink milk

You should, a great source of calcium for teeth and bones

Try the Dutch Mill with the blue cap, it has a big number written on it

Nestle corn flakes taste better here than Kelloggs IMO

I like my weetabix but theyre friggin expensive so i eat the Australian ones

[sabaii sabaii]

This is it

[nclslpn374]

This does not work well for the lactoseintolerant..

[FailSafe]

I think the Meiji with the white top is low fat

That's the zero-fat- the one with the light blue cap is low-fat, and the dark blue cap is full-fat.

I live on zero-fat milk.

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[Marmite the Dog]

I bought a couple of San Remo pasta meals

Why would anyone do that?

[dirtydog]

They ain't bad actually, obviously if I was served this at a restaurant I wouldn't be too happy, but probably a good way to get rid of old scraps and rubbish in the fridge.

[jandajoy]

but probably a good way to get rid of old scraps and rubbish in the fridge.

agreed. cheap and cheerful, add what you like.

[Satonic]

The mac and cheese that they sell is ok, add a big dollop of HP sauce to the mix, cook it as the package says then whack it under the grill with some breadcrumbs and shredded cheese on top to make a nice crust.

Comes in handy when I cant be arsed to deal with the retards that work for mcds/pizza co delivery call centers.