Bernd
08/27/2020 (Thu) 13:04:08
No.39527
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08/27/2020 (Thu) 13:04:08
No.39527
del
>>39525
Nutritionally low pasteurized milk isn't loosing alot of its vitamins and minerals. I think the point is, why change milk in the first place?
I like to put cream in my coffee. If I had bought raw milk, I could have just scooped off the cream on the top and added it to my coffee. Instead of buying cream.
Which brings us to technology yet again. Technology is sold to us as making us more free. Free from what? Look at grains for example. To even make bread it requires alot of work and the end product is not very tasty. Most people put butter and cheese on bread to make it tasty.
When cheese is made, the waste product is whey. In the past it was often discarded but now they make protein powder of it. This is true for alot of "health" supplements. Or fluoride in toothpaste.
Nutritionally low pasteurized milk isn't loosing alot of its vitamins and minerals. I think the point is, why change milk in the first place?
I like to put cream in my coffee. If I had bought raw milk, I could have just scooped off the cream on the top and added it to my coffee. Instead of buying cream.
Which brings us to technology yet again. Technology is sold to us as making us more free. Free from what? Look at grains for example. To even make bread it requires alot of work and the end product is not very tasty. Most people put butter and cheese on bread to make it tasty.
When cheese is made, the waste product is whey. In the past it was often discarded but now they make protein powder of it. This is true for alot of "health" supplements. Or fluoride in toothpaste.