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post 1637505993 05-01-2021, 07:09 AM
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anyone drink raw milk?

they're now selling 'cold pressed raw milk' where i live which isn't straight from the titty but still tastes the same supposedly.



i tried it and it's 100x better than normal milk srs
post 1637506043 05-01-2021, 07:11 AM
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Interesting.

I might invest in a cow and drink it straight from the nipple. No homo











Is it more expensive than normal milk?
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post 1637506373 05-01-2021, 07:19 AM
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I would if I could get my hands on some
post 1637506493 05-01-2021, 07:24 AM
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I grew up on a farm and we used to drink milk from the tank until I got sick from it. We bought a kitchen pasteurizer and used to do it ourselves but then just went back to buying it at the store. Not really safe to drink until its been treated.
post 1637506513 05-01-2021, 07:24 AM
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dont you have a higher risk of getting listeria from unpasturised milk?
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Does a chicks breast milk count? If so, it tastes like a slightly sweetened non fat milk.
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post 1637506673 05-01-2021, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted By Tornach
Interesting.

I might invest in a cow and drink it straight from the nipple. No homo











Is it more expensive than normal milk?
slightly more expensive here in aus but worth it for me since on top of the taste i don't get the digestive issues i had with the usual milk i got.
Originally Posted By BalognaNbeans
I would if I could get my hands on some
selling completely raw milk is banned here in aus which is fukkin retarded. Gettin on the piss once u turn 16 is the cultural norm here but god forbid you sell someone raw milk. You'd have a whole swat team kicking down your door if the word got out
post 1637506863 05-01-2021, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted By ninetynine8
slightly more expensive here in aus but worth it for me since on top of the taste i don't get the digestive issues i had with the usual milk i got.
Kefir milk is great for digestive issues
post 1637507303 05-01-2021, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted By ninetynine8
slightly more expensive here in aus but worth it for me since on top of the taste i don't get the digestive issues i had with the usual milk i got.
That sucks to hear about the digestive issues. I used to have similar issues consuming milk in some Westernized countries but then I was fine in others. Srs
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post 1637507483 05-01-2021, 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted By rootcon
I grew up on a farm and we used to drink milk from the tank until I got sick from it. We bought a kitchen pasteurizer and used to do it ourselves but then just went back to buying it at the store.Not really safe to drink until its been treated.
Wrong.

Edit: Not sure why you got sick but anything can happen. You can get sick from anything if its handled wrong. Somebody didn't clean the machine or the teats or something. Not that hard to make it clean. Somebody fukked up hygienically that's why you got sick.

Pasteurizing allows the milk to last longer which helps with shipping / transporting.

Killing the "bad bacteria" also kills the "good bacteria" and makes the milk FAR less nutritious. If you don't buy milk that's "old" (aka mass produced and shipped / supermarket milk) then it's not going to grow nasty chit in it.

To OP, cold pressing isn't raw milk. Still killing off all the good bacteria.

You have as much risk of getting sick from raw milk as you do from supermarket vegetables (see all the e coli / salmonella recalls). This is provided you get your milk locally.

It's only "illegal" to sell raw milk because they can't mass produce it safely. So it's to support big dairy business and chit on the small farmer. There are countless food regulations in this vein and plenty more coming. They have their eye on small meat farmers now.
post 1637507583 05-01-2021, 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted By rootcon
I grew up on a farm and we used to drink milk from the tank until I got sick from it. We bought a kitchen pasteurizer and used to do it ourselves but then just went back to buying it at the store. Not really safe to drink until its been treated.
I was talking to my dad and he drank it his entire childhood and never got sick. I wouldn't drink it raw from a source I don't trust but if the cows healthy I'd gulp it all up.
Originally Posted By aaron501
dont you have a higher risk of getting listeria from unpasturised milk?
This brand is cold pressed which eliminates the risk but it also gets rid of good bacteria just like pasteurization does. The extent my government goes to ban raw milk and "fact check" is what made me want to try it in the first place, it reminded me of a certain pandemic.
Originally Posted By rootcon
Kefir milk is great for digestive issues
Was actually looking into this a minute ago
post 1637507703 05-01-2021, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted By theOculusMC
Wrong.

Edit: Not sure why you got sick but anything can happen. You can get sick from anything if its handled wrong. Somebody didn't clean the machine or the teats or something. Not that hard to make it clean. Somebody fukked up hygienically that's why you got sick.

Pasteurizing allows the milk to last longer which helps with shipping / transporting.

Killing the "bad bacteria" also kills the "good bacteria" and makes the milk FAR less nutritious. If you don't buy milk that's "old" (aka mass produced and shipped / supermarket milk) then it's not going to grow nasty chit in it.

To OP, cold pressing isn't raw milk. Still killing off all the good bacteria.

You have as much risk of getting sick from raw milk as you do from supermarket vegetables (see all the e coli / salmonella recalls). This is provided you get your milk locally.

It's only "illegal" to sell raw milk because they can't mass produce it safely. So it's to support big dairy business and chit on the small farmer. There are countless food regulations in this vein and plenty more coming. They have their eye on small meat farmers now.
Ninja

Yeah i'm aware it's definitely not fully raw but the taste is still amazing and has been way better for me. Probably helps that the company that makes it have cows that eat grass on a pasture vs whatever the fuk i was getting
post 1637509093 05-01-2021, 08:28 AM
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We get it by the gallon all the time from a local gal with her own cow. I personally stick to pasteurized but the LTR and daughter absolutely devour it so maybe Iโ€™m a *******

The color as I sit a jug of raw vs homogenized next to each other gets me
post 1637511723 05-01-2021, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted By ninetynine8
they're now selling 'cold pressed raw milk' where i live which isn't straight from the titty but still tastes the same supposedly.



i tried it and it's 100x better than normal milk srs
Raw milk tastes the same as pasteurized milk. When I lived in DR there was a guy who owned some cows, he would sell you the milk straight from the cow that morning. We would buy it because it was cheaper than going to the supermarket. We would usually boil it before drinking it.
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post 1637512283 05-01-2021, 09:40 AM
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people drink raw milk every day all over the world yet npcs programming forbids them from drinking it lmao. enjoy your pasteurized dead milk
post 1637512383 05-01-2021, 09:41 AM
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I have bought raw milk from farms in the past, it's not much more expensive because you cut out the middle man and buy it from them direct. It's nicer tasting, fresher and better for you but it goes off quicker. The best milk I ever drank was raw from Ayrshire cows, their milk is so sweet.

Raw milk is only dangerous if it's from industrial agriculture cows kept in cramped dirty conditions with infections etc.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824
Raw milk tastes the same as pasteurized milk. When I lived in DR there was a guy who owned some cows, he would sell you the milk straight from the cow that morning. We would buy it because it was cheaper than going to the supermarket. We would usually boil it before drinking it.
No it doesn't.
post 1637512693 05-01-2021, 09:49 AM
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i wish i could drink raw milk man. i need to find a source.
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I drink it in protest.

The state I grew up in it was federally illegal to drink it.

And I think that's f*cked

So I'm in a state where its legal.

Expensive sh*t but so delicious.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824
Raw milk tastes the same as pasteurized milk. When I lived in DR there was a guy who owned some cows, he would sell you the milk straight from the cow that morning. We would buy it because it was cheaper than going to the supermarket. We would usually boil it before drinking it.
It doesnt taste the same.
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
I have bought raw milk from farms in the past, it's not much more expensive because you cut out the middle man and buy it from them direct. It's nicer tasting, fresher and better for you but it goes off quicker. The best milk I ever drank was raw from Ayrshire cows, their milk is so sweet.
Tastes better because the milk fat % is higher. Its quite a bit more than whole milk. They remove a lot of the cream to make butter and other milk products. If you look in a farmers unstirred bulk tank, there's a huge layer of butter like cream at the top.
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Originally Posted By rootcon
Tastes better because the milk fat % is higher. Its quite a bit more than whole milk. They remove a lot of the cream to make butter and other milk products. If you look in a farmers unstirred bulk tank, there's a huge layer of butter like cream at the top.
I've also had raw milk from Jersey cows, hnnngggg that was almost like drinking heavy cream
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Going to get some from them Amish folk very shortly here today.
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Originally Posted By imbored205
my sources here all got raided and cant find any now.
lmao wow
Originally Posted By Condo41
I drink it in protest.

The state I grew up in it was federally illegal to drink it.

And I think that's f*cked

So I'm in a state where its legal.

Expensive sh*t but so delicious.
It's illegal to sell EVERYWHERE in aus. It's unbelievable how cucked the older generation were to let this happen along with everything else
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Originally Posted By DizzySmalls
Going to get some from them Amish folk very shortly here today.
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