They still make a buttermilk baking mix.
yes you can
Probs not
buttermilk can last two weeks, but if it is opened it is best to use on the first week. although even after the expiration date you can still using for baking.
Oils and water are not miscible.
Often you do, yes.
You can use expired buttermilk in baking recipes like pancakes, biscuits, or cakes, as the acidity can still help with leavening. Just make sure to check for any signs of spoilage before using it.
You should never keep cake mixes (or any dry goods) in the fridge. The moisture will cause mold to grow in it.
your breath is still refreshed.good for the stomach.light & easy.hold you over till lunch.
Jiffy mixes only take one egg, but if you make two boxes you can use two eggs. If you use more than one egg when a recipe calls for a single egg, it will just make the cupcake a little on the heavy side, The cupcake will still be edible. When baking, it requires careful measurement of all the ingredients for success and best results.
most dates on food products only refer to the date when the food is best by. The date does not mean the food is unsafe to eat past that date. You can still eat somthing slightly beyond date if it does not clearly smell or look like it has gone bad.
I live in Houston TX and just found some at our 99 cent only stores!! I've never had buttermilk like this before, It's truly a bargain buy!! Oh yeah!! That is considered "Country Style"... I've been drinking buttermilk with big butter flakes in it for over 37 years.
As a genralization no. It has a tendency to separate the minute it hits heat. What you can do is add about a quarter cup of butter milk to a cup of heavy cream{35%}. This should reduce nicley and still give you that acidic buttermilk flavour that you want