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BamaVol Jun 29, 2020 3:40 pm

I grew up drinking whole milk. I’m not sure 2% had even been invented. I think skim milk was a thing in the 50’s but I never saw any in the fridge. About 10 years ago, I was diagnosed as lactose intolerant. At that point, I stopped consuming all dairy products. I didn’t miss milk which I only used to moisten cereal anyway. Gradually, dairy and dairy-oids began to return to our home. We use whole almond milk on cereal. I wish it were whiter (can I say that?). It’s grey color is a little off putting. When the grandkids are here, there is Lactaid whole milk in the fridge. I taste and see the difference. But when they leave, the next bottle will be almond milk.

Taikucing Jun 29, 2020 5:23 pm


Originally Posted by BamaVol (Post 32494685)
I grew up drinking whole milk. I’m not sure 2% had even been invented. I think skim milk was a thing in the 50’s but I never saw any in the fridge. About 10 years ago, I was diagnosed as lactose intolerant. At that point, I stopped consuming all dairy products. I didn’t miss milk which I only used to moisten cereal anyway. Gradually, dairy and dairy-oids began to return to our home. We use whole almond milk on cereal. I wish it were whiter (can I say that?). It’s grey color is a little off putting. When the grandkids are here, there is Lactaid whole milk in the fridge. I taste and see the difference. But when they leave, the next bottle will be almond milk.

I'm also lactose intolerant, not that bad though, I can't drink milk but I can consume ice cream, butter etc. Almond milk is ok but I prefer Lactaid whole milk.

gaobest Jun 29, 2020 6:10 pm

Fairlight brand milk is lactose free. I think A2 is also low on lactose but I’m not fully sure because I don’t use it.

corky Jun 29, 2020 6:16 pm

You don't have to be lactose intolerant to drink lactaid. I used to buy it because I use milk so rarely...just cereal and it has a longer shelf life but i have no issues with lactose.

exerda Jun 29, 2020 7:02 pm


Originally Posted by lhrsfo (Post 32447850)
I thought drinking milk was only for children who need the calcium. But adults?? To me, that's just weird.

A glass of milk goes with cookies, pastries, pies (though ice cream is better), cake, etc.

I admit that I would generally have milk with those items in the morning... If consumed in the evening, it's whisky to go alongside the sweets.

gaobest Jun 29, 2020 8:10 pm

Milk & ice with either amaretto or Cuarenta y Tres is really good.

ILuvParis Jun 29, 2020 10:14 pm


Originally Posted by gaobest (Post 32495009)
Fairlight brand milk is lactose free. I think A2 is also low on lactose but I’m not fully sure because I don’t use it.

I think you mean Fairlife. I only know because I used to live across the street from their HQ in Chicago.

gaobest Jun 30, 2020 12:05 am


Originally Posted by ILuvParis (Post 32495384)
I think you mean Fairlife. I only know because I used to live across the street from their HQ in Chicago.

yes, I always confuse the name and Safeway stocks it so I know what to fetch :-)

lhrsfo Jun 30, 2020 8:57 am


Originally Posted by exerda (Post 32495102)
A glass of milk goes with cookies, pastries, pies (though ice cream is better), cake, etc.

I still think it's weird. With cookies, some people dunk but I'm not for that - just eat with tea or coffee.
Pastries, again tea or coffee. Alternatively clotted cream.
Pies should be single or double cream.
Cake should be moist enough to eat without anything extra, but accompany with tea or coffee.

I'm not getting milk anywhere in that.

ILuvParis Jun 30, 2020 10:26 am


Originally Posted by lhrsfo (Post 32496392)
I still think it's weird. With cookies, some people dunk but I'm not for that - just eat with tea or coffee.
Pastries, again tea or coffee. Alternatively clotted cream.
Pies should be single or double cream.
Cake should be moist enough to eat without anything extra, but accompany with tea or coffee.

I'm not getting milk anywhere in that.

It's all a matter of opinion, but with regard to pies, ice cream goes with most fruit pies with a double crust or streusel/crumb type topping (e.g., cherry, apple, blueberry etc.) Your single or double cream (whipped cream) goes with cream pies (chocolate, banana, coconut, pumpkin, etc.). The exception would be a cold fruit pie like strawberry, which also gets whipped cream. You now have the ultimate word on this. ;)

Orchids Jun 30, 2020 11:05 am


Originally Posted by ILuvParis (Post 32496682)
You now have the ultimate word on this. ;)

Maybe the *ultimate* word, but not the last.
Ice cream goes with pecan pie, y'all.

WCT3U Jun 30, 2020 11:18 am

Growing up reading about how Archie Goodwin (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archie...in_(character)) drinks milk, I don't associate it as a children's drink. I enjoy a cool glass of milk with a meat or cheese sandwich.

ILuvParis Jun 30, 2020 11:23 am


Originally Posted by Orchids (Post 32496825)
Maybe the *ultimate* word, but not the last.
Ice cream goes with pecan pie, y'all.

True. It does.

gfunkdave Jun 30, 2020 11:36 am


Originally Posted by WCT3U (Post 32496858)
Growing up reading about how Archie Goodwin (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archie...in_(character)) drinks milk, I don't associate it as a children's drink. I enjoy a cool glass of milk with a meat or cheese sandwich.

The only time I have an actual glass of milk is with cookies or a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Orchids Jun 30, 2020 12:26 pm

If you have a chance to purchase non-homogenized milk, try it. The cream floats to the top and you can spoon it out or shake the container to distribute it more evenly. The taste is so much better. Fresh milk delivered in glass bottles was just so good~especially if you poured the first glass with the cream still on top. Meow.


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