[Texas mom]

I just opened an old can of KLIM whole dried milk I purchased in 1999, and was surprised to see that it looks exactly the same and smells exactly the same as the whole dried milk I just purchased at Wall Mart.

What do you think? Should I attempt to use a little of it and see if I get food poisoning? I have another unopened can, and would hate to toss it if it could still be used.

The cans were stored in a cool, dry location.

 

[Highlander]

Try it out on your mother-in-law. :thumb:

Seriously, if it looks and smell good and the canis undamaged, it should be alright. sip a little but no more than a couple of ounces. If you hold it down or stay off of the pot, you should be in good shape.

 

[Texas mom]

That's what I was planning on doing. I just really expected it to smell bad since I thought the fat would have gone rancid.

 

[the hog]

Chances are its not milk!!! probably whitewash.Anyway if its still good after all these years think of all the poisonous preservatives in it.

 

[thetoad45]

This is just not right....:

 

[Texas mom]

It's definitely canned, dried, whole milk. Never opened.

Contents are whole milk powder, vitamin A acetate, vitamin D3.

 

[Thedragon]

We had a similar product bought in 1999, opened it a few weeks ago, did the taste test and it was fine.
It was full cream milk powder in a sealed can, export quality, very rich in flavour.
Probably better quality than some of the crap around today.