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Interesting graph for full fat milk
chocchillimango
Well-known member
Nothing.
unless you have a full on dairy allergy or intolerance to lactose (easily solved by lactose free milk) or casein
chocchillimango
Well-known member
do you take the enzyme supps or do they not help you?
Davepuppies
Puppy Kunce
Casein seems to upset my gut.
it is worse when taking Max's nitetime, better when avoiding dairy, tolerable when drinking A2 milk.
it is worse when taking Max's nitetime, better when avoiding dairy, tolerable when drinking A2 milk.
Goosey
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I've drunk a lot of milk in my time.
this is the best so far, stays fresh in the fridge a long time, I've found a2 goes off quite quick.
http://www.barambahorganics.com.au
this is the best so far, stays fresh in the fridge a long time, I've found a2 goes off quite quick.
http://www.barambahorganics.com.au
Yeah if staying fresh is your main criteria get some UHT milk. Would be heaps cheaper than what you are buying. What's it cost??
Goosey
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I don't like the taste of uht
Same. It has a horrible taste to it.
chocchillimango
Well-known member
their milk is pretty good. we sometimes get it too.
I don't drink dairy milk as a rule as I've just never liked it.
I only have it sometimes in my coffee (but my coffees are always double or triple shots to lessen the milk lol).
I don't mind it when it's in other stuff so I can't taste it.
Funnily enough, I had FODMAP intolerances that pretty much left me with having to eliminate or reduce all fodmaps except lactose.
What's the organic milk cost.
Goosey
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The cost of milk is not an issue for me, so I'm not really sure, could be $5?
I couldn't give a fat rat's whether it was uht, skim, full, double pasturised, organic, the taste and smell is, two types of milk that maintains its flavour and smell is that Elgar and the other one I've mentioned, both full cream.
both nice.
chocchillimango
Well-known member
[MENTION=3627]Silverback[/MENTION]; the Barambah and Elgaar milks are both really good. Their quark and cottage cheeses and other products are really good too. The Barambah yoghurt is very nice.
[MENTION=895]Shrek[/MENTION]; Barambah do a good lactose free yoghurt.
[MENTION=895]Shrek[/MENTION]; Barambah do a good lactose free yoghurt.
