milk powder

American  

noun

1. dry milk.

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Etymology

Origin of milk powder

First recorded in 1825–35

Example Sentences

The product, called Plumpy’Nut, is based on peanut butter and milk powder.

From MarketWatch

Prices were pressured by rising milk production and abundant export availability in the European Union and New Zealand, as well as softer import demand for milk powders in parts of Asia.

From The Wall Street Journal

Butter prices continued to slide due to ample export availability from the EU and New Zealand, while milk powder prices also decreased amid limited demand and strong export competition.

From The Wall Street Journal

In her recipe for classic Gulab Jamun, Selvaraju starts with whole milk, ghee and milk powder, which are mixed and combined in a heated nonstick pan to create a thick paste.

From Salon

They could also use this to purchase items like instant noodles or soy milk powder.

From BBC