I posted this on FB, but I thought I'd share it here, as well. Just a couple of my dolly friends know that I have a paci and bottle fetish. LOL. If a baby can take a full paci and a bottle, I'm happier than a pig in mud!
I was using white fabric softener and yellow food coloring to make faux milk, but I found that after a while it thickens. My son, who is a magician as a side job at the famous Magic Castle in Hollywood, told me about "Miracle Milk", which is used in magic tricks. He suggested I try it. It sounded interesting, so I thought I'd buy it. I got it from Amazon. It's a clear Amber colored liquid that comes in what looks like a 1.5 oz. squeeze bottle. I bought three bottles. It costs $4.99 per bottle. The directions say to use 50 drops per 8 oz. of water. You can adjust it as you go. I like my "milk" a bit more opaque, so I used more drops. (You will have to judge the opacity you want your milk to be). Then I added a tad of yellow food coloring on a Q-tip and swirled it around. And voila! It really works! The Miracle Milk bottle on the left is what I used for 18 bottles! It's cheaper than fabric softener! The bottle on the right shows the label. I'm sure some of you think I'm crazy, I love collecting different types of bottles and each of my babies has to have their own bottle, even if they don't have open mouths. If that's the case, I just push the sealed nipple inside itself. Anyway, I just thought I'd share this product with you, in case if any of you haven't heard about it before. For those of you who live outside the USA, try contacting a local Magic shop. You'll be able to get it there. 
Lilliana reborn by Daria Makarenkova 
