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Remember when milk used to be delivered to your door? And would sometimes sit there for a few hours getting warm? And nobody thought anything of it? What were that all about?
Of flavoured milks, banana. Rarely have it but if I do, mmm
The worst: goats milk. Dreadful.
The full stuff always makes me think of milk of my yoof. Those little bottles you got at school, rancid in summer, frozen in winter. The milk at home was delivered by a man and a milk float. Happy memories.
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What is your milk of choice? on 12:03 - Apr 14 with 734 views
What is your milk of choice? on 11:52 - Apr 14 by Illinoisblue
Remember when milk used to be delivered to your door? And would sometimes sit there for a few hours getting warm? And nobody thought anything of it? What were that all about?
And the top half inch got nicked by clever blue tits.
What is your milk of choice? on 09:48 - Apr 14 by J2BLUE
Yea I tried almond first. Didn't think much of it to be honest. Oat is great for cereal etc. I still have semi skimmed milk in tea although I use a tiny amount. I can't do plant milk out yet either as it's too sweet.
Swailsey recommended hemp milk one. I didn't realise he hated me.
Every two weeks I bathe in goats milk and then drink it over the next fortnight until the next bathe.
I find it improves the flavour of the milk significantly and I can virtue signal about sustainability and resilience.
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What is your milk of choice? on 12:33 - Apr 14 with 683 views
What is your milk of choice? on 10:29 - Apr 14 by Ryorry
Soy in tea, nothing in coffee (all the non-dairy ones curdle it in my experience), almond to drink straight (ethically produced from Spain).
All the oat ones I've tried (at least 2 dozen) have tasted slightly sweet & disgusting, even when they say it's unsweetened. Can't do coconut (allergic years ago but might cautiously try again as I've recently found I'm now OK with a bit of coconut oil).
As for hemp, all those I've tried have been
That's a good point on the curdling - I haven't had a problem when I have left the drink to cool for a moment or so, I'm not sure how scientifically accurate that is though.
What is your milk of choice? on 12:41 - Apr 14 by SlippinJimmyJuan
That's a good point on the curdling - I haven't had a problem when I have left the drink to cool for a moment or so, I'm not sure how scientifically accurate that is though.
Definitely an issue I had with soya and almond, but never been a problem when I've used oat milk.
I rarely eat cereal and nobody in the house drinks tea so I don't consume much milk personally. My kids have cereal occasionally though and wife eats porridge, all with Oat Milk. I average 1-2 coffees per day probably, and have a little drop of Oat milk in those.
Not precious about the brand, I tend to get whatever is on promo out of Oatly, Minor Figures, Alpro etc. Mild preference for Minor Figures for taste and I know the founder but tbh they're all much of a muchness IMO.
What is your milk of choice? on 11:55 - Apr 14 by Churchman
Semi skimmed moo milk. Job done.
Of flavoured milks, banana. Rarely have it but if I do, mmm
The worst: goats milk. Dreadful.
The full stuff always makes me think of milk of my yoof. Those little bottles you got at school, rancid in summer, frozen in winter. The milk at home was delivered by a man and a milk float. Happy memories.
Delivery by horse and cart when i was a nipper.
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What is your milk of choice? on 16:03 - Apr 14 with 560 views
What is your milk of choice? on 16:03 - Apr 14 by Oldsmoker
None really.
Always Coffeemate in coffee and tea. My only cereal is Honey Monster Wheat Puffs. No milk, just scooped a handful at a time straight from the packet.
If I have to make a sauce that requires milk then semi-skimmed.
I didn't realise that was what they were called these days. I'm pleased to see him on the box, staring back at me with that manic, fiendish grin. They really should get him back on the telly, preferably accompanied by Mr Blobby. That would scare the kids straight.
What is your milk of choice? on 17:25 - Apr 14 by SlippinJimmyJuan
I didn't realise that was what they were called these days. I'm pleased to see him on the box, staring back at me with that manic, fiendish grin. They really should get him back on the telly, preferably accompanied by Mr Blobby. That would scare the kids straight.
I think they changed the name from Sugar Puffs because it was a derogatory term used to describe members of the LGBTQ community.
Don't believe a word I say. I'm only kidding. Or am I?
Interesting to note how green and less wasteful we once were. at least in some ways: milk came in glass bottles which were properly recycled (as opposed to being smashed to pieces).
The same was true of soft drinks (such as Corona), and I remember my mother's meat from the butcher being wrapped in paper.
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What is your milk of choice? on 15:31 - Apr 16 with 388 views
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