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(Video) The Rise and Fall of Milk
- Thread starter Saucycarpdog
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Are they going to give away free cheese? Where's all that cave cheese going? It's going to spoil?
Nut waters are not milk.
It's nuts and water. Nut water.
Milk is wonderful and gives us butter, cheese, yoghurt, and ice cream. It is truly a gift.
More seriously, almond milk is pretty bad for the environment.
And someone really stuck the landing with marketing these nut drinks as milk.
It's nuts and water. Nut water.
Milk is wonderful and gives us butter, cheese, yoghurt, and ice cream. It is truly a gift.
More seriously, almond milk is pretty bad for the environment.
And someone really stuck the landing with marketing these nut drinks as milk.
Oat "Milk" is not made from nuts, and is the closest I've found to both taste *AND* texture to normal milk.
Additionally it uses a fraction of the resources (including water) of regular Milk and other nut milk.
I think it's the best alternative because of that, although dairy is fantastic.
If you know what to get, it tastes better too--whole milk tastes like water to me now.
oat milk slaps
i use oatly full fat for almost anything dairy related in cooking and it works so well
i use oatly full fat for almost anything dairy related in cooking and it works so well
Same issue with eating meat. We don't need to do it, you can have a balanced diet without it, but it tastes good.
It's true. Cows milk is still worst for the environment by a substantial margin.
Oat water then.
We can call it oat water.
I don't really have a problem with the alternatives.
yea but… they taste similar and you can use alt-milks in recipes as a sub for cow milk. Sure there are probably some good marketing teams behind the rise of alt-milks but to me it makes sense.
Oat milk is all I buy now, unless I'm baking something and absolutely need milk. I just buy a pint at that point.
I don't think they taste similar in the slightest, but they are both white and carry more nutrients than water, so it does make sense.
I mean, I don't see how they possibly could taste similar - they're comprised of entirely different things. And that's fine.
People still like both. It, also, is fine.
So far as I can tell, oat milk is the overall best of the alternative milks.
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I love milk, cheese, yogurt, cream, ice cream... I couldn't live without dairy. But I always try to buy 100% grass-fed when I can as do think it's kinder to the animals.
Oat milk is so good. Anytime I get a nice coffee I get it with oat milk now.
But otherwise I never really drink or use milk outside of cereal and protein shakes and I use Fairlife just because of the high protein content but I use skim so its almost water anyway. Milk with more fat is kinda weird to me.
Cheese is great though.
But otherwise I never really drink or use milk outside of cereal and protein shakes and I use Fairlife just because of the high protein content but I use skim so its almost water anyway. Milk with more fat is kinda weird to me.
Cheese is great though.
Holy fuck I never knew it was literally just almonds and water. Almond milk should be banned.
/s partially
I love milk.
The reason specific farm subsidies exist when they're not truly needed anymore is because it's very hard to end popular programs in politically influential places. Most people, liberals and conservatives, like farms, and farm subsidies are broadly popular across the political spectrum. It's one of those issues that gets play in fairly niche political circles, libertarians and very ecologically focused people, but broadly, it's kinda like "eh, no farms no food right mate?"
Not really a good rule. The alternative energy industry exists because of government incentives. It's becoming more viable, but only because those incentives subsidized growth in nascent industries, and this is a common, repeatable pattern. The internet is obviously a viable business and consumer platform today, but it wasn't for about the first 30 years of its existence, it was entirely funded by the American government and developed by government-funded (or tax incentivized) universities. Most silicon valley tech companies, even if they weren't directly subsidized, were frequently the product of Stanford, the Hoover Institute, military financing, and other public/private partnerships. I definitely wouldn't have my job as a software developer if it wasn't for government subsidies propping up this industry for ever.
It's part of what boils my piss about Elon Musk complaining about paying taxes. It's like, ELon, you fuck, the reason your company is the most valuable auto company in America is because *the federal government has subsidized every aspect of your business*
The reason specific farm subsidies exist when they're not truly needed anymore is because it's very hard to end popular programs in politically influential places. Most people, liberals and conservatives, like farms, and farm subsidies are broadly popular across the political spectrum. It's one of those issues that gets play in fairly niche political circles, libertarians and very ecologically focused people, but broadly, it's kinda like "eh, no farms no food right mate?"
Not really a good rule. The alternative energy industry exists because of government incentives. It's becoming more viable, but only because those incentives subsidized growth in nascent industries, and this is a common, repeatable pattern. The internet is obviously a viable business and consumer platform today, but it wasn't for about the first 30 years of its existence, it was entirely funded by the American government and developed by government-funded (or tax incentivized) universities. Most silicon valley tech companies, even if they weren't directly subsidized, were frequently the product of Stanford, the Hoover Institute, military financing, and other public/private partnerships. I definitely wouldn't have my job as a software developer if it wasn't for government subsidies propping up this industry for ever.
It's part of what boils my piss about Elon Musk complaining about paying taxes. It's like, ELon, you fuck, the reason your company is the most valuable auto company in America is because *the federal government has subsidized every aspect of your business*
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Milk It Does A Body Good High School 90s Commercial (1991)
A guy who used to get picked on school becomes strong by his senior year thanks to milk
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