/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18393313
>Cars are lactose intolerant same as every other animal and it will make them sick and throw up if they drink milk
Ignoring your amusing typo, cats develop the lactose intolerance as they mature. If they grow up drinking milk they remain tolerant of it. This of course explains why cats on dairy farms can have milk just fine and your housecat cannot.

>>12658256
Human milk isn't all that great but cow milk is definitely best straight from the teat.

>>11933965
That's way less cute when a person does it.

>>11532406
No cats and dogs will go out of their way to drink milk and even steal it from the bucket of a baby calf. They'll also suck eggs from chickens. Dumb city poster. If a cat had a thumb I guarandamntee you it would milk a teat.

>>11521612

>>11424657
lol,imagine being that hand!

>>10563201
That looks like a nasty infection.
If only that cow had lived free in the wild where nobody ever gets sick.

>>10563272
Damn right.

It shouldn't be illegal to drink it. I hate the nanny state.
I can at least understand that there are restrictions on selling it to other but it should be no business of the State what I voluntarily eat and drink.
Milk straight from the cow is delicious. I don't like the milk you get from the store at all.

>>10067693
Are pics like this common or are they all from a series?

>>9779643
>Denmark milk
They don't have cows in Korea? Wtf?

"In the 1960s novelist Anthony Burgess described its preparation as follows:

Into a pint glass [568 mL], doubles [i.e., 50 mL measures] of the following are poured: gin, whisky, rum, port and brandy. A small bottle of stout is added and the whole topped up with champagne... It tastes very smooth, induces a somewhat metaphysical elation, and rarely leaves a hangover."


What a fucking hackywack.