[deniall83]

I always found coffee to be a tad dark unless you match it with some sort of milk that synergizes well with it.

All milk tastes the same. No one has ever passed a double blind milk test. Just use regular old milk.

/s

 

[dmort]

All milk tastes the same. No one has ever passed a double blind milk test. Just use regular old milk.
 

 
Well clearly you have no idea what you are evening tasting for. Those of us who have developed our taste buds know that small batch, locally raised milk, sourced from cows who receive massages 6 times a day, tastes infinitely better than just regular old milk. 

 

[deniall83]

Well clearly you have no idea what you are evening tasting for. Those of us who have developed our taste buds know that small batch, locally raised milk, sourced from cows who receive massages 6 times a day, tastes infinitely better than just regular old milk. 

 

[dmort]

That's great - 100% not serious!!! I buy crazy expensive milk for my kids and while it be better for them since it lacks all sorts of dangerous chemicals, I don't think it tastes any difference than regular old milk. OJ on the other hand - don't get me started!

 

[adpo]

I buy the organic non homogenized stuff for all the coffee making I do at home, it doesn't taste too different but it feels smoother in my mouth. It's like a good tube amp for my coffee

 

[bigfatpaulie]

I'm sorry...  What is this thread about, exactly?
 

 

[elvergun]

  I'm sorry...  What is this thread about, exactly?
 

Show us your Dairy Products. No old pictures please...

 
 

 

[brokenthumb]

 

Show us your Dairy Products. No old pictures please...

 
 

 
Very nice!  Where did you find that glass stand for your dairy product?  I need to order one asap.

 

[longbowbbs]

This bowl of milk is not too old is it?
 

 

[ssrock64]

  This bowl of milk is not too old is it?

It depends on how you define the word milk. Vintage gear has the most taste character, they say.

 

[x RELIC x]

Since this thread has gone WAY off topic....................

Milk to me is just baby food for another species, not meant for us homo-sapiens. That, plus the allowed amount of puss and blood in the mix and the huge amount of antibiotics added to GMO fed cows and I stay clear away from the stuff now. This after over 40 years of not knowing any of this information kind of really pisses me off and I quit all dairy cold turkey.




Plus, the scientific community is finding out solid evidence that it doesn't do a body good. One such study done recently

Not preaching, just sharing information......... And I mostly expect mods to delete this because it's off topic and off mainstream.

 

[Shaffer]

We have a small, artisan dairy around the corner. Their whole milk does not taste like the stuff from the supermarket; it actually has the flavor of milk and tastes more rich. So rich that it leaves a coating in one's mouth. In fact, the dairy's 2% tastes better than the whole milk from the supermarket. Sorry, I don't have any pics.

Edit: I am serious

 

[deniall83]

Since this thread has gone WAY off topic....................

Milk to me is just baby food for another species, not meant for us homo-sapiens. That, plus the allowed amount of puss and blood in the mix and the huge amount of antibiotics added to GMO fed cows and I stay clear away from the stuff now. This after over 40 years of not knowing any of this information kind of really pisses me off and I quit all dairy cold turkey.




Plus, the scientific community is finding out solid evidence that it doesn't do a body good. One such study done recently

Not preaching, just sharing information......... And I mostly expect mods to delete this because it's off topic and off mainstream.

I read the study you linked. They said this in the conclusion...

Given the observational study designs with the inherent possibility of residual confounding and reverse causation phenomena, a cautious interpretation of the results is recommended.

 

[deniall83]

Anyway, back to pics!

 

[x RELIC x]

I read the study you linked. They said this in the conclusion...

Given the observational study designs with the inherent possibility of residual confounding and reverse causation phenomena, a cautious interpretation of the results is recommended.

Of course. Many others out there as well. I didn't change my mind without careful, informed consideration............ but as mentioned, back to pics!