/ck/ - Food & Cooking

When did your body finally lose the battle to keep ingesting this poison?

24, drank it nonstop from childhood to early 20s with no apparent problems. Now it's recently occurred to me that just drinking a small cup of it almost instantaneously causes my stomach to feel unwell, abdominal cramping to persist through the rest of the day, flatulence that smells like death, and inevitable diarrhea.

Why do we drink this stuff?

If we drank milk from elks would we call it melk?

What dishes do you like to drink milk with?

What dishes would you never drink milk with?

>he can't digest lactose
>his shit genetics cucked him out of being able to experience the glory of dairy products

How does it feel being less evolved?

how do you go from this

I'm not sure if this belongs here or in /r/ but I was looking at the CDC and FDA websites on how likely someone is to get sick from drinking unpasteurized milk but I can't seem to find any information on how like someone is to get sick from drinking pasteurized milk. Does anyone have any scientific (as in not hippy or vegan biological revisionist) sources on that? If this does belong on /r/ then I'm sorry, mods. Please be gentle

Redpill me on milk, /ck/

Growing up i always heard it gives you strong bones, helps you grow, etc but now I'm hearing milk is actually not good for you past a certain age, once you can get Vitamin D from better sources.

Nowadays I only use it for shakes, baking, milksteaks, or cereal, so even if there is a risk im sure im on the low end but I am curious.