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Started by Capetan Mihali, December 02, 2009, 07:35:29 PM

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Milk: do you drink it?

With gusto
21 (42.9%)
Regularly but not frequently
10 (20.4%)
Every now and then
6 (12.2%)
Rarely, if ever
5 (10.2%)
Not if I can avoid it
2 (4.1%)
Never, never, never
5 (10.2%)

Total Members Voted: 49

DontSayBanana

Egg nog's great, especially with a fifth of bourbon whiskey mixed in. :mmm:

I tend not to drink milk much, per se; I'm very mildly lactose intolerant (I can deal with milk as an ingredient, but I can't really drink the stuff more than once in a blue moon).
Experience bij!

Brezel

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Every day few glasses. In Germany, I can't find skimmed milk, so I've had to cut down on it. Even their low fat milk has 1.5%. Also, sometimes there's only sweet UHT milk available.

Finns are the milk-drinkiest Nation on Earth; here's a site with a table with numbers from 2006:
http://www.foodsci.uoguelph.ca/dairyedu/intro.html

Josquius

Quote from: Brazen on December 03, 2009, 04:42:28 AM
No. It's unnatural. Mammals are not made to consume milk after weaning.

For those that persist, I have two words for you. Cow tits. Cow tits, cow tits, cow tits.
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Camerus

I'm not sure I've had any milk in almost 2 years.  I drink lots of yogurt though.

Caliga

Quote from: Lettow77 on December 03, 2009, 07:03:06 AM
Never having heard of chess pie seems odd to me. I can understand Buttermilk, as that's less popular.
It is definitely a Southern thing, Lettuce.  Most Yankees have never eaten or even heard of it.  I only knew what it was prior to moving to Kentucky because I have family in Atlanta and my great aunt makes it.  I've never once seen it for sale or on a menu in Boston or Philadelphia.
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Cal would love a tres leche cake.
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Berkut

Skim milk, every day. Sometimes I put a packet of splenda in a glass, but mostly I just have it with cereal.
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KRonn

I really only use milk on hot or cold cereal, which is most breakfasts for me. So I get a decent helping of milk. I sometimes drink it but I use something like Ovaltine or other light mixer. I rarely drink just a glass of milk. I use Smartbalance 0% milk, which I think tastes quite good along with the low fat. Otherwise I'll use another brand of 1% or 2% fat.

viper37

Quote from: Capetan Mihali on December 02, 2009, 07:35:29 PM
I've recently picked back up the milk-drinking habit after taking about a decade off.  My mother would always insist on drinking milk as a crucial health measure, but I always thought it was kind of disgusting and rebelled.  Now I feel like it gives me some kind of special vitality.

Do you drink it?  Whole, 2%, 1%, or skimmed?   I am under the impression that Americans love drinking milk more than any other nation.  Is this true?

I usually drink 2%.  Whole is a nice treat but a little too rich.  But I strongly prefer half-and-half or even light cream in my coffee; whole is as far down the chain as I will go for coffee.  <2% just makes it too cold, watery, and grey.
I drink milk, 2% usually.  Can't stand 1% or skimmed.  But I might have to try the 1%, for diet purposes.

But I sure don't put milk in my coffee.  Totally disgusting.  A coffee is black or it's no coffee at all dammit.
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Lucidor

No lactose 1,5%. 3% tastes better, but it's not lactose free.

DGuller

Quote from: viper37 on December 03, 2009, 11:48:11 AM
But I sure don't put milk in my coffee.  Totally disgusting.  A coffee is black or it's no coffee at all dammit.
I find this to be a highly intolerant statement.  Let girly men drink coffee however they like it.

PDH

Quote from: Lucidor on December 03, 2009, 11:49:52 AM
No lactose 1,5%. 3% tastes better, but it's not lactose free.
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Quote from: Brazen on December 03, 2009, 04:42:28 AM
No. It's unnatural. Mammals are not made to consume milk after weaning.

For those that persist, I have two words for you. Cow tits. Cow tits, cow tits, cow tits.

You think that would dissuade the likes of Cal?  :lol:
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Caliga

I'm sure she considers me to be a write-off.   :cool:
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