[M.T. Pockets]

Billy D., I can understand you not wanting to see it again. I've got an old friend who lived in Belgium during WWII as a small boy and to this day he can't stand potatoes, he lived on them for 5 years. My dad was a foot soldier during that conflict in Korea and to this day the ultimate insult he can call a dish he doesn't like is to call it "Army Food".

I've never had to live on it, and I did get a box of dry milk a year ago and I ended up using it more than I thought. I use it for cooking and find it quite handy. I've never drank a glass of it straight, but I make a lot of French Toast, pancakes with it, and use it in baking recipes that call for it.

I was on a camping trip about 20 years ago and saw my buddy puke til he had dry heaves after he gulped down a glass of real milk that didn't keep very well. I'm glad he tested it before I made breakfast with it.