Powdered Milk Turbine

So I was at a friend's house sitting by an outdoor camp fire the other day when we got bored and ended up lighting random things on fire (not unusual). I remembered reading about grain elevator fires caused by flour particles in the air and wondered if I could replicate the effect by throwing flour on the fire in a certain way. Sure enough, when done right it produced a large flame.

For a while I've been thinking about flour as a radical alternative fuel simply because the fact that it is combustable fascinates me, though I know that it isn't practical because like corn and ethanol it would cut into our food supply. But as I was researching dust fires, I read that powdered milk is actually more flammable than flour (likely due to fat content).

So the idea is simple, a gas turbine that runs off of powdered milk. I figure that the powder could be channeled into the turbine such that the air from the compressor would create a dust cloud that could easily be ignited. I know that this would also tap into our food supply, but theoretically any animals milk could be powdered. And one method of powdering milk (drum drying) could be performed on board using the waste heat from the turbine.