Do you still drink milk?
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I just wanted to be a part of this amazingly interesting topic. I do not drink milk. ...unless I feel like I want my entire digetive track to explode in slow motion.0
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I just wanted to be a part of this amazingly interesting topic. I do not drink milk. ...unless I feel like I want my entire digetive track to explode in slow motion.
no no no...it takes 6 years...pay attention!0 -
I just wanted to be a part of this amazingly interesting topic. I do not drink milk. ...unless I feel like I want my entire digetive track to explode in slow motion.
no no no...it takes 6 years...pay attention!
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i prefer what they milk from delicious, red grapes.
fermented and aged, thank you.0 -
I only started mfp a few days ago and one of the things that seems to be a problem for me is I go over my carb recommendation before I get the calories I need, partly because of eating more fruits and veggies. So I have been examining my food log and looking for lower carb options. One thing I have done is substitute yogurt for milk in my cereal (Multi-grain Cheerios). Delicious, filling, and it has fewer carbs and I still get calcium and good nutrition0
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If you have ever seen Forks over knives you would understand, basically think of it this way, America consumes more dairy than any other country but we also have the highest rate of osteoprosis and other problems proving that all that dairy isn't doing anything for us!! Many people grow up healthy and strong without cow milk.
Please see: "causation vs correlation" http://tinyurl.com/c9xhfcn0 -
I rarely drink milk......0
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I drink about half a gallon of 2% every week. I make smoothies and coffee with it. As a woman I need a lot of calcium. I don't eat cheese, sour cream, cream cheese, I rarely eat ice cream or other types of creamy foods, so I don't get much calcium in otherwise. I try and eat yogurt but it's expensive where I shop, so most of my calcium comes from milk.0
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3 tbsp of 2% - 3 times a week0
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"19 PAGES?!?? 19 PAGES?!?!?!?!?!?
Five freaken words, people... FIVE!!!!? "Do you still drink milk?"..... yes or no.... THAT'S IT!!!!!
HOW IN THE HELL CAN THIS TOPIC BE SO INTERESTING AND DEBATED SO LIVELY!?
I think I'll start a thread asking if people still eat bread. Or breathe.
This is a serious topic! Milk is vital to our survival on this planet!!!
(someone won't get the slight sarcasm in my reply)
Was this sarcasm?
I'm almost afraid you're serious0 -
No, no milk from cows in my household. The idea has always and will always freak me out. I'm not a baby cow therefore I have no business drinking a cow's lactation.
I do enjoy a good almond milk though!0 -
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I love milk. I dont drink a glass a day or anything but I keep a half gallon of 1percent as a staple.0
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No, no milk from cows in my household. The idea has always and will always freak me out. I'm not a baby cow therefore I have no business drinking a cow's lactation.
I do enjoy a good almond milk though!
so...you are a baby almond then?0 -
I just wanted to be a part of this amazingly interesting topic. I do not drink milk. ...unless I feel like I want my entire digetive track to explode in slow motion.
no no no...it takes 6 years...pay attention!0 -
Milk was designed for baby cows; so baby cows can go from their birth weight to 300 pounds in the blink of an eye.0
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I just wanted to be a part of this amazingly interesting topic. I do not drink milk. ...unless I feel like I want my entire digetive track to explode in slow motion.
no no no...it takes 6 years...pay attention!
Hahahaaa!!!! :laugh:0 -
Not like I used to but I do love it! Will never give it up! What else goes best with a good peanut butter sandwich? Milk is good stuff! I prefer 2% but most people around me drink whole milk. This is the Dairy state after all.0
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No, no milk from cows in my household. The idea has always and will always freak me out. I'm not a baby cow therefore I have no business drinking a cow's lactation.
I do enjoy a good almond milk though!
so...you are a baby almond then?
Well obviously! :-)0 -
Milk was designed for baby cows; so baby cows can go from their birth weight to 300 pounds in the blink of an eye.
LOL PJilly, you're tiny, you totally must be doing it wrong. :P0
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