Bob's Red Mill Milk Powder Buttermilk, 24-Ounce Packages (Pack of 4)

Where does this milk powder come from? Bob's Red Mill grinds flour in the Northwest but many of their products are "packaged" at their location but are not made there.

This buttermilk powder did nothing for me. It didn't make a better biscuit or waffle and it made my loaf bread less tasty than if I had used regular milk powder. This wasn't a successful product for me and I still have not finished the first package. I won't restock it when/if I run out of it.

i have tried other dry milk powdered bobs non fat and buttermilk are the best people say its not for drinking but since moving to ohio this tastes better then the milk you buy fresh. my fussy 20 yr old even likes this better

I already own the regular milk powder and used it in a white bread dough. It worked so now I am splurging ($22.93) on the buttermilk. I keep buttermilk on hand in the fridge but fresh milk prices are always rising and I like not worrying about inventory.

It not like fresh- but how much time and energy do you have to find real buttermilk and have it on hand for spontaneous baking frenzies?
This is great to have around, just keep it in an airtight canister in a cool place. No, it's not for drinking. But powdered milk has never been for drinking, it's for preople who need to drive 30 miles to a grocery and need to cook a dinner party at the last minute. I love this stuff, better biscuits and life easier.
Keeping kitchen inventory up can be tough with perishables. This is a great idea.

I sent this to my Mother to store for emergency situations. She said it did not taste like buttermilk at all. OK for cooking but not drinking.