"Does baking with milk evaporate enough not to affect
people that are lactose intolerant?
Baking has no effect on lactose, the natural sugar in
dairy products. However, most lactose-intolerant people
can consume as much as 12 ounces of milk a day without a
problem, and a serving of cake or cornbread contains much
less lactose than a serving of milk, ice cream or yogurt.
If you're extremely sensitive, you can bake with lactose-
reduced milk. It's sweeter than regular milk, though, so
you might need to adjust the sugar."
-Food Network Magazine August/September 2009
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