Are you tired of rising baby formula costs and looking for an alternative?💸 Say hello to homemade cow milk baby formula!🐮 Discover our nutritionally sound and safe recipe to save money and give your little one the best start!👶🥛🍼
Course Copycat Recipe
Cuisine Emergency Recipes
Keyword Cows Milk, Emergency Preparation
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Total Time 10 minutesminutes
Servings 48 oz bottles
Calories 153kcal
Author Stacy Williams
Cost $6.00
Equipment
1 32 oz Blender Bottle
Ingredients
12oz.Evaporated milk
20oz.Purified water
2tbsp.Sugar
Infant Vitamin D Dropsoptional
Infant DHA Dropsoptional
2tsp.Nutritional yeastoptional
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Instructions
Combine the liquid ingredients in a quart size container.Feed immediately.
12 oz. Evaporated milk, 20 oz. Purified water
Add the sugar and yeast and shake until fully dissolved.
2 tbsp. Sugar, 2 tsp. Nutritional yeast
Refrigerate leftovers and use within three days.
Infant Vitamin D Drops, Infant DHA Drops
Notes
Nutrition information is auto-calculated and may not be correct. Please use discretion and do the math yourself to be sure.
Do not use whole milk, 2% or skim milk. 12 oz. evaporated milk has more calories and nutrients than 12 oz. fresh milk due to its concentrated state.
DO NOT use honey to sweeten the formula instead of the sugar or corn syrup. Honey is NEVER safe to give to a child under the age of one due to the risk of botulism.
If you want to make this a bit more healthy, you may want to consider adding one or two vitamin D drops and a teaspoon of nutritional yeast. This will boost the vitamin D content as well as the B vitamins and folate in your homemade formula. If you do use these additions, keep them in a separate batch and only feed that batch once a day.