Re: Mixing Darifree

[Guest guest]

I know you can buy a special DariFree mixing contraption. A friend of mine

has it. It's kind of like a pump you push up and down inside a plastic

container. However, I never bought one and found that if I mix the water and

powder then set it in the fridge, a few hours later (or overnight) I can give

a good shake and all is well-mixed. I do give another shake every time I use

it, but it mixes easily then.

Debbie

[Guest guest]

Will Dari-Free separate over time in the refrigerator?

Yes but you can just remix it and use.

Also, when cooking with it, do you blend it, dilute it as normal, and

measure out the same quantity as milk, or add it as a powder, or do

something else with it?

It depends on the recipe how to use it. It should say whether to rehydrate

first or use as powder.

Jay