whats your favorite kinda milk?

I'm exactly the same on this one.
I tried fresh goats milk once but it tasted horrible, it turned out that the goat had been in the onion patch which spoiled the taste.

 

Soy milk, hells yeah.

 

there's a such thing as walrus milk?

 

I like goat milk better than cow's milk, because it is less likely to give me a stomach ache. Plus I like the grassy flavor.
I limit milk consumption anyway. It exacerbates my allergies, and I don't need that... I like rice and soymilk well enough, but sometimes it's just not what I'm looking for.

 

original vanilla almondmilk

 

woah.. old thread.

I have actually been on a cashew milk kick for the last few months. It has like 45% of your daily calcium needs in one serving! and way fewer calories than milk; which if you've ever dieted, you know the milk can add on extra poundage.

 

Milk of Magnesia. Its a rare, exotic milk that comes from mother earth herself.

 

I like organic whole milk. Anything less tastes like water especially nowadays!

 

I honestly think cashew reminds me of whole.

 

Goat.

 

I used to be obsessed with milk when younger but don't really drink it anymore. On the rare ocassion I will buy a small container of goat milk.

 

from a clockwork orange

 

Cows milk. I only like the green one, semi skimmed.
The blue is too creamy imo

 

Powder milk (for making biscuits)

 

Regular whole milk. None of that low fat milk.

 

I agree regular whole milk and even then only with breakfast cereal

 

I can’t have dairy anymore... So I drink tf out of some Almond Milk. Especially love the Chocolate Silk one.

 

I have a weird relationship with regular cows milk. I like the taste, but it sort of weird me out if I think about it while drinking it. If I do drink animal milk, it's whole milk--skim is totally useless.

I much prefer almond, cashew, and-most recently-oat milk. yum.

 

i'm adventurous, but my default is 2%, cow, with a few other things in it, like coffee crystals or chocklet, that sort of thing.
usually for dipping cookies and the like.