Cows milk vs almond milk

isnt it almond juice?

Which one fits your macro ratio goals better? "Healthier" is relative to your overall diet. One food item is not necessarily healthier than another. It's all relative to everything else you eat.

I know it's a bit of a gross-factor thing, but if you look at what's in milk (... pus) it can be rather nice to switch to non-dairy alternatives.

That said, almond milk is an acquired taste (still trying to like it) and soy milk increases mucus production and all kinds of nonsense like that.

The best I've found is chocolate hazelnut milk. But also probably normal hazelnut milk is good too.

When I look at my milk, I think "OMG YUM!" Like I said, it's all relative.

While we're on this subject, does human breast milk get a special exemption as counting as animal protein and thus being bad for human consumption? Or are we special among animal protein sources in that our milks do not cause cancer, diabetes, and all other chronic diseases?

While we're on this subject, does human breast milk get a special exemption as counting as animal protein and thus being bad for human consumption? Or are we special among animal protein sources in that our milks do not cause cancer, diabetes, and all other chronic diseases?

Maybe this is the only reason disease exists in humans because we doom ourselves from birth by ever being on the tit.

I see a government research grant in your future.

LOL at those that don't know about pus being in cow's milk. You guys might want to look that up. Cows are so mistreated and used as milk making machines in factory farms that they are well-known to have infections of all kinds. They are overmilked and forced to produce milk constantly, which is not natural. I drink dairy milk from time to time, so I'm not preaching per say, but if you really think there's no pus (or other nasties) in store bought cow milk, you are blissfully ignorant.

isnt it almond juice?

It should be.

It's totally *NOT* juice.

How about "almond drink?" (like "orange drink" isn't "juice")

I find this acceptable.

Good. It's a consensus then. :laugh:

LOL at those that don't know about pus being in cow's milk. You guys might want to look that up. Cows are so mistreated and used as milk making machines in factory farms that they are well-known to have infections of all kinds. They are overmilked and forced to produce milk constantly, which is not natural. I drink dairy milk from time to time, so I'm not preaching per say, but if you really think there's no pus (or other nasties) in store bought cow milk, you are blissfully ignorant.

next thing you're gonna tell me is that my blue cheese is moldy....

While we're on this subject, does human breast milk get a special exemption as counting as animal protein and thus being bad for human consumption? Or are we special among animal protein sources in that our milks do not cause cancer, diabetes, and all other chronic diseases?

Quoting because I love it every time you bring up this contradiction.

isnt it almond juice?

It should be.

It's totally *NOT* juice.

How about "almond drink?" (like "orange drink" isn't "juice")

where is this orange drink you speak of? we only have orange juice in canada haha

on an unrelated note this reminded me of a dave chappelle skit; What the f** is juice? I WANT SOME GRAPE DRINK BABAY!