Milk: The White Lie We've All Been Sold

[jaclaz]

I thought, if every one can post on MSFN crappy random youtube video, why can't I do the same?

 

[legacyfan]

interesting I guess (I'll stick with oat milk from now on) it's way safer

[TheBocaDeb]

What? But I've been drinking my lighter fluid -- er, coffee with it all these years! Oh, heavens to megalon! [thud]

[sarcasm and humor intended]

[bluebolt]

On the other hand...

 

[j7n]

Drinking anything because the government or big corporations told you to is not a good idea. People in America seem to religously follow authorities when it comes to food choices: eat margarine, don't eat margarine, eat eggs, don't eat eggs, throw out your food, be scared botulism... Now Johnny Harris comes back from a Fantastic Odyssey with a revelation and everyone is supposed to rebound and follow him.

The race card is also sometimes played when they that asians or africans don't drink milk. It's the choice of these people to have it or not.

We've been having dairy products for hundreds of years before these lies had been told.

Immitation milks concentrate on recreating the appearance of liquid milk. But the function of milk and cream in food is to mellow sharp, bitter tastes of grain products, roasted beverages, occasionally meat when you add sour cream. I never drink milk straight to wash down my food or to quench thirst on a hot day.

[Tripredacus]

23 hours ago, j7n said:

People in America seem to religously follow authorities when it comes to food choices: eat margarine, don't eat margarine, eat eggs, don't eat eggs, throw out your food, be scared botulism...

They don't really. People just eat whatever they want. The news articles make it seem like this maybe but it really isn't the case.