The truth

Almond milk? Show me the Goddamn tit on an almond.....

 

By definition, according to most dictionaries milk is an opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein, secreted by female mammals for the nourishment of their young.
However, several vegetables are able to meet all the criteria, although the protein content is lower. Their advantage is that the animal fat is replaced with vegetable fat.

Over the last 2 decades, an increasing number of people are showing reactions to cows milk, raising questions as to the suitability of it as part of the human diet.

Since human milk is the only type specifically suited to humans, future generations may have a whole new reason for needing a girlfriend.

Cup of tea, anyone.

The official 8 kinds of milk

• Almond milk. Almond milk is low in protein compared to some of its counterparts, but it has a wide range of other nutrients. ( ...
• Cow's milk. Dairy milk has lots of protein and vitamins, but it's also high in saturated fats. ( ...
• Oat milk. ...
• Hemp milk. ...
• Kefir. ...
• Rice milk. ...
• Soy milk. ...
• Coconut milk.

 

Oh ffs RH who cares if we call it milk?! what's the problem! WHY ARE YOU COW PEOPLE SO POSSESSIVE OF THAT WORD?

Also hello : ) how's it going. Because I haven't seen you post a while.

 

As a vegan who drinks almond milk I laughed so hard at the tit comment. You just have to look real close I promise they have them.

 

Cause ya'll are lyin' to yourselves and everybody else.

And doin' fine just ain't got much free time

Full of shit

 

Cashew milk for the win, RH! You gotta try this! 80% less calories than milk. The only thing is I don't know if it has the same vitamin D... But I'll google it!
Ok, I can't find it. But if you try cashew milk and don't like it, I'll be surprised.

It's $3 for a half gallon though. I think it costs that for almond milk as well. So dairy has us beat in that department. But dang it's good!!

EDIT: They have Silk Cashew at Walmart. $2.98.

 

If someone is workin' hard everyday they ain't gotta worry about no damn calories or how much fat is in their food. I drink whole unpasteurized milk, eat steak and burgers, taters, and eggs damn near daily and I've still lost 80 pounds in a year's time

Edit: and drink a 12 pack a week

 

You lost 80 lbs in a year? That's a shit ton!

 

anyway cashew milk reminds me of whole milk

 

In the west of Ireland people in remote areas just keep a couple of goats in their back yard

 

That's kind of cool, I think.

 

Jane did not find it too cool having to go out in the pouring rain with a bucket while her mother cooked the breakfast.

 

I'll drink any kind of milk; I don't care. Almond, soy, cow, goat, chocolate...strawberry. I'll drink any kind of milk and I don't care what anybody says about it.

 

a word is useless if its meaning can be changed every time someone thinks they can make a buck off of doing so.

of course the use of the word milk for something that didn't come from a lactating mammel is not entirely new,
you can't make a phillips screwdriver without milk of magnesia.

 

I'm not a cow person, but it annoys me

Because its not milk, its watered down nut juice

The only time I really drink milk is in coffee, and these fake nut milks in freshly made barista coffee is just blerk

 

Okay... Now, try to market it as such and see how well it sells.

 

marketing is the whole problem of why we have the ignorance that comes from dishonesty.

 

One can milk a nut. It's milk. It's white and it's liquid. It's fucking milk.

 

Semantics. Those who call it "almond milk" are using it in the practical sense of the word--as in a white creamy substance commonly used as a beverage or for cereal. You are using the traditional dictionary definition. There are so many better and more interesting soap boxes to stand on.

 

But can you make cheese out of it? I hate milk but cheese is another story.