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Can I substitute condensed milk for evaporated milk in icing?
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My icing recipe for German chocolate cake pecan icing calls for evaporated milk, but I only have condensed milk. Can I use the condensed milk instead?
If so, do I need to make any adjustments to it?
substitutions icing evaporated-milk
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My icing recipe for German chocolate cake pecan icing calls for evaporated milk, but I only have condensed milk. Can I use the condensed milk instead?
If so, do I need to make any adjustments to it?
substitutions icing evaporated-milk
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My icing recipe for German chocolate cake pecan icing calls for evaporated milk, but I only have condensed milk. Can I use the condensed milk instead?
If so, do I need to make any adjustments to it?
substitutions icing evaporated-milk
edited Apr 7 '18 at 1:45
Catija♦
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asked May 11 '17 at 1:21
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My icing recipe for German chocolate cake pecan icing calls for evaporated milk, but I only have condensed milk. Can I use the condensed milk instead?
If so, do I need to make any adjustments to it?
substitutions icing evaporated-milk
substitutions icing evaporated-milk
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Yes you can.
If you have unsweetened condensed milk, that is another name for evaporated milk and they are interchangeable.
- If you have sweetened condensed milk, you can use one 14 oz can to replace one cup of evaporated milk and one cup of granulated sugar.
answered May 11 '17 at 3:10
Debbie M.Debbie M.
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By 'oz' do you mean weight ounces, or fluid ounces? I ask because the other two measurements you gave are both cups (volume based). Better safe than sorry.
– mech
May 13 '18 at 0:46
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@mech I was referring to a particular can size which is stated as 14 oz. on the label.
– Debbie M.
May 13 '18 at 1:03
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Yes you can. Condensed milk and evaporated milk have the same consistency (almost) simply because both of them are made by the same process of evaporating 60% of the water content but the similarity ends there. Because sweet condensed milk contains added sugar you can substitute condensed milk for evaporated milk by adding some sugar in it.
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Yes you can.
If you have unsweetened condensed milk, that is another name for evaporated milk and they are interchangeable.
- If you have sweetened condensed milk, you can use one 14 oz can to replace one cup of evaporated milk and one cup of granulated sugar.
answered May 11 '17 at 3:10
Debbie M.Debbie M.
3,96022039
By 'oz' do you mean weight ounces, or fluid ounces? I ask because the other two measurements you gave are both cups (volume based). Better safe than sorry.
– mech
May 13 '18 at 0:46
1
@mech I was referring to a particular can size which is stated as 14 oz. on the label.
– Debbie M.
May 13 '18 at 1:03
add a comment |
Yes you can.
If you have unsweetened condensed milk, that is another name for evaporated milk and they are interchangeable.
- If you have sweetened condensed milk, you can use one 14 oz can to replace one cup of evaporated milk and one cup of granulated sugar.
answered May 11 '17 at 3:10
Debbie M.Debbie M.
3,96022039
By 'oz' do you mean weight ounces, or fluid ounces? I ask because the other two measurements you gave are both cups (volume based). Better safe than sorry.
– mech
May 13 '18 at 0:46
1
@mech I was referring to a particular can size which is stated as 14 oz. on the label.
– Debbie M.
May 13 '18 at 1:03
add a comment |
Yes you can.
If you have unsweetened condensed milk, that is another name for evaporated milk and they are interchangeable.
- If you have sweetened condensed milk, you can use one 14 oz can to replace one cup of evaporated milk and one cup of granulated sugar.
answered May 11 '17 at 3:10
Debbie M.Debbie M.
3,96022039
Yes you can.
If you have unsweetened condensed milk, that is another name for evaporated milk and they are interchangeable.
- If you have sweetened condensed milk, you can use one 14 oz can to replace one cup of evaporated milk and one cup of granulated sugar.
answered May 11 '17 at 3:10
Debbie M.Debbie M.
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answered May 11 '17 at 3:10
Debbie M.Debbie M.
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answered May 11 '17 at 3:10
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By 'oz' do you mean weight ounces, or fluid ounces? I ask because the other two measurements you gave are both cups (volume based). Better safe than sorry.
– mech
May 13 '18 at 0:46
1
@mech I was referring to a particular can size which is stated as 14 oz. on the label.
– Debbie M.
May 13 '18 at 1:03
add a comment |
By 'oz' do you mean weight ounces, or fluid ounces? I ask because the other two measurements you gave are both cups (volume based). Better safe than sorry.
– mech
May 13 '18 at 0:46
1
@mech I was referring to a particular can size which is stated as 14 oz. on the label.
– Debbie M.
May 13 '18 at 1:03
By 'oz' do you mean weight ounces, or fluid ounces? I ask because the other two measurements you gave are both cups (volume based). Better safe than sorry.
– mech
May 13 '18 at 0:46
By 'oz' do you mean weight ounces, or fluid ounces? I ask because the other two measurements you gave are both cups (volume based). Better safe than sorry.
– mech
May 13 '18 at 0:46
1
1
@mech I was referring to a particular can size which is stated as 14 oz. on the label.
– Debbie M.
May 13 '18 at 1:03
@mech I was referring to a particular can size which is stated as 14 oz. on the label.
– Debbie M.
May 13 '18 at 1:03
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Yes you can. Condensed milk and evaporated milk have the same consistency (almost) simply because both of them are made by the same process of evaporating 60% of the water content but the similarity ends there. Because sweet condensed milk contains added sugar you can substitute condensed milk for evaporated milk by adding some sugar in it.
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Yes you can. Condensed milk and evaporated milk have the same consistency (almost) simply because both of them are made by the same process of evaporating 60% of the water content but the similarity ends there. Because sweet condensed milk contains added sugar you can substitute condensed milk for evaporated milk by adding some sugar in it.
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Yes you can. Condensed milk and evaporated milk have the same consistency (almost) simply because both of them are made by the same process of evaporating 60% of the water content but the similarity ends there. Because sweet condensed milk contains added sugar you can substitute condensed milk for evaporated milk by adding some sugar in it.
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Yes you can. Condensed milk and evaporated milk have the same consistency (almost) simply because both of them are made by the same process of evaporating 60% of the water content but the similarity ends there. Because sweet condensed milk contains added sugar you can substitute condensed milk for evaporated milk by adding some sugar in it.
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