Discussion what is your favorite milk flavor?

[1vicho1]

mine is chocolate, im drinking it right now so i had the idea to post this. Sorry if i mispelled something my main language is spanish.

 

[R_1]

chocolate milk all the time.
I make my own syrup that is how much I drink chocolate milk. I prefer dark cocoa powder for my syrup.

I have taken to adding a little instant coffee powder in the chocolate milk. delish.

 

[drivinfast247]

Milk flavored.

 

[EvanN55]

Simple milk, no flavor at all

 

[hanotaink]

If I had to choose any type of milk then, flavor wise, vegan almond coconut milk is the way to go. I'm not vegan btw, but I've heard that dairy is not as good as most people believe.

 

[LordVile]

If I had to choose any type of milk then, flavor wise, vegan almond coconut milk is the way to go. I'm not vegan btw, but I've heard that dairy is not as good as most people believe.

Dairy is amazing.

I like vanilla or mixing chocolate and banana milk together.

 

[LenaM]

Chocolate as well

 

[vipulrajput]

Kesar Pista and badam

 

[Corwin65]

Jack Daniels

 

[Spaceghaze]

White russian for me!

 

[ss202sl]

Milk has a flavor? Maybe goat mild, or almond milk or cow milk, but I haven't met a cow that dispenses chocolate mild. The chocolate is an additive. So the real answer is cow milk with chocolate added.

 

[DrummerManSpike]

2% all the way babey

 

[justin.m.beauvais]

I have to say this was the most random post I've seen in a while on these forums...

But to answer the question, banana milk.

 

[King_V]

chocolate milk all the time.
I make my own syrup that is how much I drink chocolate milk. I prefer dark cocoa powder for my syrup.

I have taken to adding a little instant coffee powder in the chocolate milk. delish.

I've been relying on Hershey's Dark chocolate syrup, though I don't drink milk much.

What's your formula (sans coffee) for the syrup you make?

 

[cryoburner]

I usually bury my milk in the woods for a few months to pick up that fresh outdoor flavor. You need to bury it or someone might steal it though. One time I caught a woodsman drinking my milk, like it was his own! I asked "Where did you get that milk?" and he pretended like he didn't hear me, just set the milk down and wandered into the thicket. He didn't even close the container and bees were starting to get in, so I had to drink the rest of it right there. I had to buy more milk, making for a very expensive lesson, so I always make sure to bury my milk now.

 

[R_1]

I've been relying on Hershey's Dark chocolate syrup, though I don't drink milk much.

What's your formula (sans coffee) for the syrup you make?

assuming 1 part is 1 cup
1 part cocoa powder, dark or regular your choice.
1.5 parts water
1.5 parts sugar
pinch of salt (extrapolate more for larger parts)
1 t vanilla extract at the end (extrapolate more for larger parts)

mix sugar and cocoa powder and salt together dry first in a cool pan it just helps. add the water and turn on heat. stir/whisk constantly on medium/low to medium heat. stir, stir stir, until it barely starts to simmer and change color - darkening and thickening. DO NOT BOIL. hold the barely simmering for a couple minutes, this is where experience is key. if you do not cook enough it will be grainy, too much it will be too thick and could burn. you know your stove. if you think your done, remove from heat and try it off the back of a spoon, grainy? return to heat for a minute and try again. add the vanilla when the cooking is done. I store it in a glass juice jar

I use the carton that the cocoa powder comes in as a part.
so one carton cocoa powder, 1.5 cartons water, etc. I think a carton is 2.5 cups, the one I use anyway so 2.5 pinches of salt and I like vanilla so I round up to a Tablespoon. I usually get around 46-48 OZ from a whole carton.
which reminds me I need to make some more.

 

[King_V]

I am going to have to try this - though probably a much smaller batch at first.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Vanilla milk is the best.

I remember my primary school had it, but then it went away

 

[Nemesia]

Milk duds.

 

[FilmCraft]

Vanilla. So tastyy

 

[gamerbrehdy]

Strawberry and peach dude

 

[Cr4zyTayl3R]

Whole Milk - White. Or no deal. 😶

 

[R_1]

Vanilla milk is the best.

I remember my primary school had it, but then it went away

I had never heard of vanilla milk, so thank you for that. if you feel nostalgic I looked up the recipe to try some
https://www.food.com/recipe/vanilla-milk-82226
its good alone but I still like a li'l coffee in it.
now looking into peach milk.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Honestly, I have found if you put French vanilla coffee creamer in milk it tastes just like the milk my school had

 

[R_1]

Honestly, I have found if you put French vanilla coffee creamer in milk it tastes just like the milk my school had

that would thicken it up a little, the recipe above tastes like a thinner melted milk shake, and thats a good thing.