200%? Damn that's a lot of fat ...Pielikey said:To quote my brother, "You know how there's 1% and 2% milk? This is like 200%."
Same here, only substitute chocolate for vanilla.Salty Weasel said:I'll stick to my delicious vanilla soy milk. It really isn't as bad as it sounds.
As previously stated, you can make Kefir from soured raw milk. It's fine actually.Jark212 said:True but Raw Milk is extremely fatty, and it's shelf life is only a few days even if refrigerated...
I can't tollerate the taste or smell of pasturized milk 4 days after opening it. I'd hate to think there's milk out there that goes bad faster.InconceivableTruth said:Raw milk sours much quicker, but it is still edible. You can actually make some great Kefir from it after it sours...randomsix said:I think the main problem is that it doesn't keep as long, and transportation would be an issue.
Pasteurized or homogenized milk start tasting like trash and have a smaller shelf life.
Raw milk sours whereas pasteurized milk tastes like crap after a few days. The former is a natural process.likalaruku said:I can't tollerate the taste or smell of pasturized milk 4 days after opening it. I'd hate to think there's milk out there that goes bad faster.InconceivableTruth said:Raw milk sours much quicker, but it is still edible. You can actually make some great Kefir from it after it sours...randomsix said:I think the main problem is that it doesn't keep as long, and transportation would be an issue.
Pasteurized or homogenized milk start tasting like trash and have a smaller shelf life.
You took way more from that one sentence than what was really there. I was just joking around.InconceivableTruth said:I may give more empirical sources and studies to prove what I'm saying is true.child of lileth said:I still don't trust it unless it's pasteurized.
I have no issue if you enjoy the taste more, but saying one is better than the other is an objective claim... In this case, you'd be wrong.
Granted, I respect your view if you simply want an economical means to purchase milk and etc. It's just, I'm claiming one is more healthy than the other, and this has been proven.
The latter clearly involving alien nanobots.InconceivableTruth said:Raw milk sours whereas pasteurized milk tastes like crap after a few days. The former is a natural process.
Same for me, just sans the vanilla. Or almond/oat/hemp/rice milk...Salty Weasel said:I'll stick to my delicious vanilla soy milk. It really isn't as bad as it sounds.
Does raw milk have the same odd aftertaste as 2%?InconceivableTruth said:Raw milk sours whereas pasteurized milk tastes like crap after a few days. The former is a natural process.likalaruku said:I can't tollerate the taste or smell of pasturized milk 4 days after opening it. I'd hate to think there's milk out there that goes bad faster.InconceivableTruth said:Raw milk sours much quicker, but it is still edible. You can actually make some great Kefir from it after it sours...randomsix said:I think the main problem is that it doesn't keep as long, and transportation would be an issue.
Pasteurized or homogenized milk start tasting like trash and have a smaller shelf life.