In many Latin American households, the taste of sweetened condensed milk brings on notes of history, nostalgia and sweet, sweet comfort.
Dig deep into the history of sweetened condensed milk and you’ll find that its introduction to Latin America is actually a smidge indeterminate. ” by Greta Gaard, it is safe to say that the appearance of sweetened condensed milk in Latin America came as an answer to a gap that only came as a result of — you guessed it — colonization.
details how in 1914, Nestlé stepped in with sweetened condensed milk to “curb adulteration and improve the sanitary quality of milk.” At this time, Nestlé set up a trading agency in Port of Spain “to distribute Nestlé-manufactured” condensed milk in the Caribbean.
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