We all love Amul Kool. Have you ever thought about making this yum drink at home. If not then I guess you do try it out today.
Making this premix is quite simple and easy.
Tastes just like store brought one’s, except for they don’t have any preservatives added to it.
Now this recipe has turned out to be new favourite of my teens. Yes and not to forget my husband also.
You can create different flavours with this premix.
So let’s get the recipe
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Ingredients
- 1 cup milk powder
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
Method
- In a grinding jar add the given Ingredients
- Grind to fine powder
- Store in air tight container
- Use when required
- Hope you liked the recipe
- Until then keep exploring.
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