Yea that is pretty nasty on a hot day. But put it in the fridge and let it cool way down. Scoop the heavy cream off the top and pour over a piece of pecan pie and pour an ice cold glass of the whole milk to go with it - pure heaven.LupinusTexensis said:rwtxag83 said:
Goes great with sweets like a donut or pastry, or pancakes. Gotta be very cold. I even like to throw a couple of ice cubes in.
I need the barf emoji for this one. My great grandma used to give us milk straight from the cow still warm with some ice thrown in. Nothing like a warm glass of milk on a hot Texas day.
Do you drink milk?
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Guess that's why you ended up near Bastrop. Reminded you of the good times in Arky
That's not very nice. Like, at all.
14 more years and I can retire to somewhere not here though.
14 more years and I can retire to somewhere not here though.
It's good to have goals. I don't actually hate the area. It's just always been meh to me
I don't drink it often, but sometimes I'll get a craving.
I love it. Drink a glass almost every day, or at least put it on cereal.
Matsui and others that don't, how do you get your calcium?
Matsui and others that don't, how do you get your calcium?
Almost never. Most of my milk consumption is in the form of White Russians.
Calcium I get from green vegetables and salad greens and also dietary supplements I take.
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Calcium I get from green vegetables and salad greens and also dietary supplements I take.
None of those are very bioavailable sources
I love milk, but it hates me. Lactose intolerance FTL.
Still waiting on OP to post a pic of herself drinking milk...
Stuff like this. Eat enough of it, you don't need dairy, really at all. I take calcium supplements anyways just to be sure.
Data varies quite a bit, but here's more information. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE cheese, and like milk, but it is way too calorie dense to eat in large quantities and I am also somewhat lactose intolerant. I can eat it, but I may clear the room for the next couple of hours.
Yes those things are high in calcium, but there are many different forms of calcium. The form in milk is the most bioavailable. Spinach and greens are only about 30% bioavailable. It's kind of like trying to get non-heme iron from plants. You have to eat a **** pile of them.
The phytates man.
The phytates man.
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