I have a friend who loves brioche buns and I'd like to make these for her. I really don't

You don't need to buy a huge box

Check your stores, they may carry a smaller package.

I recently bought a plastic pouch that has a zip closure and it is less than half the amount that the boxes contain.

 
You can usually buy dry milk at a bulk food store if you ahve that. The milk

is a tenderizer of the dough.
I was actually thinking about this very thing the other day for making my Moravian sugar cake. The problem I see is the equivalence of the milk to the dry. Looking at your recipe, I would probably just use milk instead of the water since there isn't any other liquid.

 
Cyn, the dry milk is needed. It makes a difference.

It makes a big difference to the flavor. I've made these and it is a really good recipe. Without the dry milk the taste would be blah. The dry milk adds depth to the flavor.

You can always go to Amazon and buy a small amount- here is a link to a packet that would make only 2 qts of reconstituted milk.

https://www.amazon.com/Milkman-Instant-Low-Powdered-Milk/dp/B01G9767MM/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1512834024&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=dry+milk&psc=1

 
I will reiterate that you need the dry milk. Do not reconstitute it. Do not use regular milk.

 
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