A standard metric cup holds 250mL. So, 500mL divided by 250mL is 2. There are 2 cups of milk in a 500mL quantity of milk.
You cannot switch between volume and length, so the calculation cannot be done. You can switch milliliters to centiliters or liters, or you could switch between millimeters and centimeters but not from one to another.
This should be listed on the carton or package of the milk: look for nutritional information.
Add water. Commercial evaporated milk will have the specific instructions on the package somewhere. Usually it's equal parts water and evaporated milk.
500ml=15grams 125ml=4grams 100ml=3grams approximately
For cooking purposes you can add equal parts evaporated milk and water, and it will regain the same consistency as milk. Example, if the recipe calls for 1 C milk: 1/2 C Evaporated milk 1/2 C Water
there would be lest because with the water mixed with the juice it would consume the sugars and make it a more healthier drink. a little tip: this does not work with milk because hilo milk is full cream milk with a little bit of water so actually its as bad as full cream (what i'm saying is just get full cream milk)
Ah, that's a wonderful question. Carnation evaporated milk and Milnot Milk are both canned, shelf-stable milk products, but they are not exactly the same. Carnation evaporated milk is a well-known brand, while Milnot Milk is another brand of evaporated milk. They may have slight differences in taste and consistency, but both can be used in similar ways in cooking and baking.
i dont know exacly..maybe emm i think is 600 calories in 500 ml ice cream but full cream milk?is absolutely 510 calories..(sr for my bad english)
If your liquid in the receipe is 1 cup of water etc. decrease the water 1/2 c and replace it with 1/2 milk 1/2 water, i am not sure but i think the dry milk adds calcium to the bread or the white color. When I do bread it seems I mainly use water, oil or some type of liquid, I think that Tablespoon of dry milk would equal 1 c of milk, you would have to taste it.
An equal amount "matches" each other. So, if you are told to combine milk and water in equal amounts, with the total amount specified as "one cup", the milk would be 1/2 cup and the water 1/2 cup. There are many situations in life where you'll need to know what to do to combine substances in "equal amounts".
It shouldn't be, evaoprated milk should be a smooth liquid. You may want to check the expiration date on the can if it is coming out chunky. Evaporated milk is milk with a good deal of the "water" removed, so it should pour out like a thick milk.