/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18805102
>developed a very severe lactose intolerance
im sorry what?
children grow out of that how the fuck do you get it as an adult?

>half a gallon a day
>develops lactose intolerance
kek

>>18805102
I used to jerk off to LaFiel
I actually drew fanart of her and sent it into NewType USA trying to get it featured in the magazine.

>>18805105
Everyone is tolerant as a child
People who are intolerant lose the ability to digest milk over time

>>18805105
Google it
For some unknown reason people in their 20-30s right now (millenials) are having an unprecedented amount of weird food allergies just pop up out of nowhere.

Who knows what they did to the food which spurred it on, but its becoming shockingly common.
Makes you wonder about some of the things they do with processed food

>>18805102
It's only expensive in kike ruled countries that want you to drink "milk". Here in roachland it's only a %10 more expensive

>>18805102
You know the answer, it's because it's a specialty item and they know lactose intolerant people are forced to buy it, therefore they can inflate the price. Also, just exercise some fucking self restraint and stop drinking half a gallon of milk a day. Limit yourself to one or two cups and leave it at that.

>>18805105
>>18805135
Yep, for absolutely no reason in my mid-20s I randomly became intolerant to egg whites. It's not technically an allergy because I don't get hives or die when I eat them, but I get a horrible stomach ache, my body feels heavy, I barf, and have diarrhea. Feels a lot like that one time I got food poisoning from a chink restaurant in Oakland. It's super fucked up because I love eggs and used to eat them every day, no clue why it happened to me. I met an older lady waitress the other day and she said the same thing happened to her with coconut.

I wouldn't be surprised if this was actually a normal occurrence since forever. Boomers and older folks like that have never gone to the doctor or "reported" when something mundane like getting a tummy ache from cheese happens to them. I think there's lots of reports nowadays because young people are more likely to go to the doctor for stupid shit.

might as well just get big into oat milk at that point

>>18805623
No calories
No protein
Tastes like shit
Still kind of expensive

It’s like twice the price of the cheapest brand of regular milk. That’s still OK IMHO.

>>18805105
I basically stopped drinking milk in my teens and when I started doing it more in my early twenties I got terrible stomach aches. You use the lactose enzymes or you lose them

>>18805623
That's just about the worst kind of fake milk