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An equal amount of milk can replace an amount of evaporated milk, but the resulting product will not be as rich or creamy. Adding a quarter to a third of a cup of dry milk powder along with the regular milk would improve the substitution.

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One cup of evaporated milk is substitutable for 1 1/2 cups of half and half.

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16y ago
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You have not said what size your 'parts' are. Therefore any amount of cups could theoretically be 2 parts water and 1 part milk.

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11y ago
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Evaporated milk is reduced by half. So add 2 cups of water to 2 cups of evaporated milk.

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The needed water is approx. 90 mL for 10 g milk powder.

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1 cup

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7

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8 oz

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1/3

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