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froglet posted:if you truly wanted to replicate the "Eastern European Mad Queen" vibe you'd have to spend like $5000 to fill up your bath with unpasteurized milk.
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Drinkin the stank titty-sweat
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There's an Australian company that sells milk pasteurised with high pressure instead of heat it's pretty neat
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bandaid.friend posted:There's an Australian company that sells milk pasteurised with high pressure instead of heat it's pretty neat Honestly curious how this works, considering the definition of pasteurisation.
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http://www.madebycow.com.au/frequently-asked-questions/
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So it hasn't been pasteurised. Thanks for confirming.
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real happy to be playing fucks with words, here, today, in dnd. thank's for conferming
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The moratorium on raw milk cheese production was partially lifted in some or all of Australia recently. Raw milk cheese is nice so I'm glad it's possible to purchase it, as long as it's properly labelled and all that.
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bandaid.friend posted:thank's for confermenting
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EoinCannon posted:The moratorium on raw milk cheese production was partially lifted in some or all of Australia recently. Agreed.
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I’m just not quite sure why, in the 21st century, anyone would want unpasteurized milk Like Paul’s or whatever sells unhomogenised milk and it’s like whhhyyyy
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Recoome posted:I’m just not quite sure why, in the 21st century, anyone would want unpasteurized milk People are morons
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Recoome posted:I’m just not quite sure why, in the 21st century, anyone would want unpasteurized milk getting listeria to own the lefties
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Recoome posted:I’m just not quite sure why, in the 21st century, anyone would want unpasteurized milk And please take the flouride out of the water, I don't want my kids to have nice teeth.
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Birdstrike posted:getting listeria to own the lefties It's usually lefties doing it though. That stupid part of it that believes in the perfection of nature and the EVILS of CHEMICALS.
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iajanus posted:So it hasn't been pasteurised. Thanks for confirming. Correct. It is Pascalisation.
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Homogenisation is different from pasteurisation. Old folk remember cream top milk left on their doorstep so unhomogenised milk is sold to nostalgic olds and as a pseudo premium product. Then someone invented a cancer scare campaign regarding homogenisation of fats in milk and now health wankers buy it.
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Recoome posted:I’m just not quite sure why, in the 21st century, anyone would want unpasteurized milk Because unhomogenised milk is loving amazing, and has absolutely nothing to do with how safe it is to drink. It's means it has chunks of cream floating around in it. It's still pasteurised.
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I just want milk that tastes like real milk.
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I want milk that tastes like a chocolate milkshake
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iajanus posted:I want milk that tastes like a chocolate milkshake How much is Kelloggs paying you?
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I watched an episode of some Netflix cooking show about a relatively safe method of making unpasteurised cheese and I can see the appeal of having that wild bacteria flavour depth, similar to using your own wild yeast for sourdough bread I guess. I suppose the milk thing is the same, I just don't drink enough to find it appealing. Well, that's my story Also non-homogenised milk is gross, I don't want lumps of fat in my cup thanks
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GrandMaster posted:Because unhomogenised milk is loving amazing, and has absolutely nothing to do with how safe it is to drink. It's means it has chunks of cream floating around in it. It's still pasteurised. Why would you want lumpy milk i just don't really understand I guess, maybe it's because I grew up with homogenised milk
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I am lactose intolerant, and this conversation is triggering my shitposting
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Pre-empting the move of BIG MILK to get non-cow sources of "milk" renamed, so we can call soy milk "Tofu Juice"
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I was staying with my uncles in Ireland a few years back and we were drinking raw, unhomogenised milk from their dairy farm for a week on our muesli without realising it cos they keep it in supermarket milk cartons. It was really nice and lactosey sweet and creamy. I just thought Irish supermarket milk was that good until the penny dropped. Also my dad got really, dangerously sick from raw milk from a sick cow when he was a kid. As nice as fresh, raw milk is, I don't like it enough to risk it EoinCannon fucked around with this message at 02:45 on Jul 15, 2018 |
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Re-using cartons sounds a bit grody but
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bandaid.friend posted:Re-using cartons sounds a bit grody but They're pretty loose units
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I remember reading a recipe asking for unhomogenised milkand thinking "oh I wonder what they need the separated out cream for?" The recipe asked you to shake the bottle vigorously and all I could think was.... But that's kinda like homogenising it, why bother requiring unhomogenised milk when you're just going to shake it up and pour it in??? People are dumb. There's a company here that makes iced coffee out of unhomogenised milk and while it tastes ok I only buy it because there's no added sugar in it. The unhomogenised bit is kinda wanky.
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wow, imagine drinking milk in tyool 2018
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JBP posted:I just want milk that tastes like real milk. nice av lol (it wasn't me)
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Kommando posted:Correct. It is Pascalisation. I wonder what that milk sellers angle is...hundreds of megapascals are needed to get any sort of useful antimicrobial effect, which is probably going to gently caress with the milk mixture as much as pasteurisation.
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bell jar posted:nice av lol (it wasn't me) Why are people so unkind?
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JBP posted:Why are people so unkind? Forget it, JBP. It's AusPol.
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Sparticle posted:wow, imagine drinking milk in tyool 2018
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I'd drink raw milk if it was fresh (as in living-on-a-dairy-farm fresh) and shouldn't have had much time for bacteria to grow, but store-bought milk usually has to get transported so they need to kill off any bacteria before they have time to grow. But some people seem to think that food safety standards are just The Man keeping them from the cure to all ills until someone gets listeria from a rockmelon. Then nobody will eat rockmelons because The Man couldn't keep them safe. Also unhomogenised full cream milk is delicious hth
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