Dairy and Soy Free Caramel from Sweetened Condensed Milk

Turning Oatmeal Condensed Milk Into Caramel or Dulce de Leche.

I had leftover Oatmeal-based condensed milk from a can, Nature’s Charm Sweetened Condensed Oatmilk, 11.25 Oz.

Pour the leftover condensed milk into a ball jar and close the lid tightly.

Place the ball jar with the condensed milk into a slow cooker. A small slow cooker is perfect for this project.

Fill the slow cooker pot with water and make sure the ball jar is submerged. Cover with the lid and place on high, a few hours on high will do. It was about four hours. But you can check on the ball jar as you go.

Voila, the condensed milk turned into caramel.

You can also use this method with a sealed can, after removing the label – see directions on the internet.

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