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Eagle Brand Product FAQs (36)

Learn all about our products, ingredients, and product usage in the Frequently Asked Questions section.

Can I drink sweetened condensed milk?

It is a ready-to-use product so it may be consumed without any other preparation. You can add it to everyday items like in your coffee, on toast with cinnamon, on fruit or yogurt, and in any way you see fit.

Can the color of the sweetened condensed milk vary?

Yes, it should have an off-white color. However, as the product ages it may darken in color and thicken. As long as the Best If Used By date is still current, the product can still be used. The change in color or texture should not affect recipe results.

Does Eagle Brand® Sweetened Condensed Milk contain gluten?

No, this brand is verified “gluten-free” per the established U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s criteria.

Ingredient Screening: The ingredient cannot contain gluten sources such as wheat, rye, barley or their derivatives or hybrids. We also review for the presence of oats.

Testing: The product must be tested to verify that it contains less than 20 parts per million. We also review for the presence of oats.

Manufacturing Procedures: In addition, facilities that manufacture verified “gluten-free” products must have a comprehensive gluten management program. All equipment used in the manufacture of products containing any gluten or oat source must be thoroughly cleaned prior to producing a product that is “gluten-free”. These procedures must be validated and inspected after each clean-up.
For the most up-to-date information on allergens, please call or e-mail our Consumer Customer Service Team.

How do I store unused sweetened condensed milk?

We recommend you store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator. It should keep in the refrigerator for 3-4 days.

How long can I keep Eagle Brand® Sweetened Condensed Milk on my pantry shelf?

Unopened and stored in a cool, dry area, our milk will last for about two years. Please refer to the Best If Used By date on the bottom of the can.

If my recipe calls for Eagle Brand® Sweetened Condensed Milk, is there a substitute I can use?

You can substitute with Fat Free sweetened condensed milk if you want a lower fat version of your recipe. We do not recommend substituting with evaporated milk or filled milk as they do not contain sugar and your recipe will not turn out the same.

Is it safe to boil my can of sweetened condensed milk to make caramel sauce?

No. For safety reasons, we do not recommend heating a can of our condensed milk, opened or unopened. The current can is not designed to withstand high temperatures. Instead, please follow these instructions for making Homemade Caramel.

What is the difference between the Sweetened Condensed Milk, Filled Milk, and Evaporated Milk?

Sweetened Condensed Milk: Whole milk combined with beet sugar or cane sugar, with about 60% of the water removed.

Filled Milk: Evaporated milk with the butterfat removed and replaced with soy oil. It begins as whole milk which has had the butterfat removed (or skimmed) and replaced with soy oil. The mix of skim milk and soy oil is then evaporated.
Evaporated Milk: Evaporated milk is fresh, whole milk with about 50% of the water removed. The milk is “evaporated” by removing enough water so that it will make whole milk when diluted with an equal amount of water.

Where can I find coupons for Eagle Brand® Sweetened Condensed Milk?

From time to time, we do offer coupons in coupon inserts through the newspaper or by mail, as well as online. We also may partner with local retailers and grocery stores to provide coupons either in-store, through their advertising circulars, or on their websites.

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Where can I find the Eagle Brand Dessert Kits?

Unfortunately, due to lack of demand, the Eagle Brand Dessert Kits have been discontinued and are no longer available. Recipes similar to those featured on the Eagle Brand Dessert Kits are available on our website recipe page.

Why does my 14oz can of Eagle Brand® Sweetened Condensed Milk only measure out to 10oz in a measuring cup?

Sweetened condensed milk is measured by weight, not fluid ounces, because of the product thickness. It does not measure the same as what we normally think of when measuring a regular liquid such as water or regular milk because of its density. If you take one fluid cup of water and one fluid cup of sweetened condensed milk and set them on scales side by side, you will find that the sweetened condensed milk weighs more than the water.

When poured into a liquid measuring cup, one 14oz can (shown as “Net Weight”) of sweetened condensed milk is 10 liquid ounces. Most recipes call for one 14oz. can of sweetened condensed milk, but some call for a smaller amount like 1/2 a cup or a 1/4 cup. Other examples of foods that are measured by weight are regular yogurts, jams and jellies, honey, caramel sauce and corn syrup. This article also has a great explanation of measurements!

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How many cups is 1 can of condensed milk? ›

There are 1 ¼ cups of Sweetened Condensed Milk in a 14 oz. can.

Is Eagle brand milk the same thing as sweetened condensed milk? ›

Condensed milk, also called sweetened condensed milk or "Eagle brand" after the milk's most common brand, follows a different, sweeter process. "It is milk cooked with a whole lot of sugar, and it's cooked until it reduces and thickens to the consistency of pudding," Castle says.

How many ounces are in a can of Eagle brand sweetened condensed milk? ›

When poured into a liquid measuring cup, one 14oz can (shown as “Net Weight”) of sweetened condensed milk is 10 liquid ounces. Most recipes call for one 14oz. can of sweetened condensed milk, but some call for a smaller amount like 1/2 a cup or a 1/4 cup.

Does condensed milk need to be refrigerated after opening? ›

The same storage procedures go for sweetened condensed milk in general. Unlike evaporated milk, condensed milk usually does have an expiration date, so check the can label closely when purchasing. Both should always be refrigerated after opening.

How many cans are 4 cups? ›

Can Sizes Chart
Can SizeWeightCups
#2.51 Ib. 13 oz.3 1/2 cups
#351 oz.4 cups
#556 oz.7 cups
#106 Ib. 6 oz.12 3/4 cups
6 more rows

How many cans are 3 cups? ›

A: Well there are 8 oz in a cup so u would need 24oz for 3 cups. So two 14oz cans will work.

Is condensed milk healthy? ›

Due to the sugar addition, condensed milk is more durable than evaporated milk. The benefits of regular milk are boosted in condensed milk since it contains more sugar. Condensed milk is a good source of these nutrients in addition to calcium, vitamin D, vitamin B12, vitamin A, riboflavin, phosphorus, and protein.

How long is Eagle Brand milk good for? ›

Eagle Brand puts a "best by" date on their cans for 2 years beyond production, but the product is good beyond this date.

Is it safe to boil a can of sweetened condensed milk? ›

Sure enough, Carnation condensed milk comes with a warning: "Do not boil unopened can as bursting may occur." According to Serious Eats, when the boiling water evaporates, leaving the metal exposed, the can may warp, split, or yes, explode.

Why is my Eagle Brand condensed milk brown? ›

It's a classic example of Maillard browning. The proteins and sugars contained in milk will brown at temperatures as low room temperature over a period of time. The product is safe as long as the integrity of the can has not been compromised.

How old is Eagle Brand Condensed Milk? ›

The Eagle Family Foods Group, LLC was established and named after the Eagle Brand condensed milk created by Gail Borden in 1856. Our sweetened condensed milk and evaporated milk brands include Eagle Brand, Magnolia, PET Milk, Milnot, and Meadow Gold.

Does Eagle Brand make evaporated milk? ›

Our Eagle Brand® Evaporated Milk is great for both savory and sweet recipes. Fortified with Vitamin D, its perfect for adding rich, creamy flavor to any recipe. And even better, if you add one can of water to one can of evaporated milk, you get the same nutritional value as whole milk!

How can you tell if condensed milk has gone bad? ›

Other Was To Tell If Your Evaporated Milk Has Gone Bad

Once you open the can, use your senses to determine if the milk is safe for consumption. Besides looking inside the can to evaluate the milk's color, you can also give it a quick sniff test. If the smell is off, that's yet another sign the can has spoiled.

Is condensed milk good for diabetes? ›

Sweetened condensed milk includes a lot of calories, but it also has a lot of saturated fat, which is dangerous for people with diabetes and heart issues. According to studies, eating a diet high in saturated fats can raise insulin and Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol levels.

Can I freeze condensed milk? ›

Condensed milk can be frozen although it will not freeze solid due to its high sugar content. This means it does not need to be thawed after usage although the texture does thicken and becomes more viscous after freezing. Frozen condensed milk should be used within three to six months for better results.

How much condensed milk is in a can? ›

A standard can of sweetened condensed milk is 14 fluid ounces.

How many cups is 14 oz of condensed milk? ›

I used the Eagle brand 14 oz cans. I googled and one site came up with 1 1/2 cups per 14 oz can.

How much is in a tin of condensed milk? ›

Carnation Sweetened Condensed Milk Tin 397g.

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