Price of Milk

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Sharkie Nov 2016 5:08pm, 22 Nov 2016 10,353 posts	0 Sharkie saskatooncolostrum.com There you go. Mad scam probs. Friend of mine swears by it... she's a superb athlete but I reckon that's more to do with training and genetics than by products from the dairy industry. Can't see the point of whey protein either... have a cheese buttie why don't you?
Velociraptor Nov 2016 5:11pm, 22 Nov 2016 34,903 posts	0 Velociraptor Who can blame the dairy industry for trying to make a profit out of their waste products? Whey, colostrum, veal, elderly cows, gelatine ...
becca7 Nov 2016 5:13pm, 22 Nov 2016 6,953 posts	0 becca7 A new milk for you all to try. https://youtu.be/nDaxt8hmMJU
Winded Nov 2016 5:52pm, 22 Nov 2016 4,965 posts	0 Winded I hadn't seen colostrum supplements, I don't think I'll be rushing to buy any. As for dog's milk? Sure, why not? Of course milking a dog that is big enough to be commercially viable could be tricky - I imagine a carnivore three times as big as a great dane might be difficult to handle.
becca7 Nov 2016 6:00pm, 22 Nov 2016 6,954 posts	0 becca7 But would people enjoy puppy steak as much as veal?
Sharkie Nov 2016 6:00pm, 22 Nov 2016 10,354 posts	0 Sharkie I agree, Winded. Quite a good little piece in the Guardian yesterday: theguardian.com I knew that Northern Europeans were FAR less likely to be lactose intolerant than Asians for example - but dozily hadn't twigged it was a genetic adaptation. Like my red hair and pale (yellow) skin.
Dave.O Nov 2016 6:02pm, 22 Nov 2016 25,174 posts	0 Dave.O When we run out of milk in our depot someone will whizz up the shops and buy some, even i've brought it and don't even drink the stuff. But when the main office run out the tight gits moan and complain and then come over to our depot and ask for some. Surprises me how fucking tight some people are that they won't even spend a pound on some milk.
Winded Nov 2016 6:04pm, 22 Nov 2016 4,966 posts	0 Winded People enjoy pork/bacon and pigs are quite intelligent. Mrs W abstains from meat but I like it - but then I'd be happy to go out and get it from the wild and I doubt that is true of the people in that video.
stilldreaming Nov 2016 6:08pm, 22 Nov 2016 116 posts	0 stilldreaming Without getting all political (and I could), dairy farming in this country is in a critical condition and many farmers are producing milk at a loss, or selling up and getting out altogether. Sad times If you're interested, some very interesting reading here dairy.ahdb.org.uk
Winded Nov 2016 6:16pm, 22 Nov 2016 4,967 posts	0 Winded It's been going that way for 25 years.