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[Anonymous No.20350112]

Milk-hate thread

In this thread we hate milk

(Brought to you by the Pro-Milk Council)

[Anonymous No.20350115]

Just imagine the nigger or chink who made this thread lmao

[Anonymous No.20350118]

milk is strange as a standalone beverage
it's delicious with cereal, cookies, and as a base for smoothies

[Anonymous No.20350119]

>>20350112
I love milk got me a gallon today boss

[Anonymous No.20350120]

>>20350115
60 iq. I am black and I love milk. Imagine being ignorant lol

[Anonymous No.20350123]

>>20350120
Shut up blackie

[Anonymous No.20350129]

>>20350120
Okay but you don't need to announce your IQ every time you post, tyrone.

[Anonymous No.20350130]

>>20350123
Nah, I'll keep making fun of you

[Anonymous No.20350132]

>>20350129
I'm not the IQlet who believes black people cannot drink milk. That's (You)

[Anonymous No.20350136]

>Nah, I'll keep making fun of you

>I'm not the IQlet who believes black people cannot drink milk. That's (You)

[Anonymous No.20350139]

>>20350120
>>20350130
>>20350132
nigger

[Anonymous No.20350143]

>>20350136
Nice post, do they make them for men?

[Anonymous No.20350149]

>>20350139
Banned

[Anonymous No.20350155]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ5Ha6l6lhE

[Anonymous No.20350158]

>>20350155
Strange. I'm black and I guzzle milk like it's water

[Anonymous No.20350164]

>>20350155
uhhhhh niggersisters whats this...

[Anonymous No.20350201]

>Banned

[Anonymous No.20350211]

>>20350158
Congratz my N word, you're special!

[Anonymous No.20350212]

>>20350201
I really made you mad, didn't I?

[Anonymous No.20350218]

imagine not being able to partake of nature's bounty... white gold...

[Anonymous No.20350222]

>>20350211
I'm not. millions of black people don't suffer from lactose intolerance. That disease isn't an issue in the black community

[Anonymous No.20350226]

>>20350222
Or allergy, or whatever it is

[Anonymous No.20350231]

>I really made you mad, didn't I?

[Anonymous No.20350241]

>>20350226
It's... an intolerance lol. It's in the name.

Lactose intolerance varies though. Some people might get diarrhea from it, some might just get gas. Some have no symptoms at all, they just don't digest it. Even if you're lactose intolerant you can still consume a smaller amount without symptoms. If you're in the US and you're black then there's a good chance you have some European heritage too.

[Anonymous No.20350261]

>>20350241
I'm able to consume dairy with little problems. I've never had cereal or ice cream and had diarrhea or felt gassy.

How much European heritage do you need to not be lactose intolerant? Because there are a lot of black people who don't have much white in them. When I get back, I'll research lactose intolerance more and post my findings

[Anonymous No.20350266]

>>20350231
I assume I did

[Anonymous No.20350276]

>>20350261
I read the average black person in the US is about 25% European. I think it's kind of a random thing though if you have the genes for lactase persistence or not.

How much do you normally consume at a time? I've read that lactose intolerant people can usually have about a cup of milk before experiencing symptoms. I often drink a quart or more at a time with no issues, can you drink that much?

Some parts of Africa seem to have fairly high rates of lactase persistence too though. Not quite as much as Europe but still high in some areas. And you have groups like the Maasai in Africa who are known for drinking lots of milk.

[Anonymous No.20350311]

>>20350276
I can consume quite a bit of dairy. One of my favorite foods is cereal, and I can easily eat 3 bowls without too much trouble. I can eat around 2.5 cups of ice cream with ease. Nowadays I'm consuming dairy almost daily. I just ate pizza not too long ago and I feel fine

[Anonymous No.20350314]

>>20350311
Interesting. It's a little more complicated than just saying black people can't have dairy.

Cheese doesn't have much lactose though. It gets drained out with the liquid when making cheese, or is eaten by enzymes. You'd have to eat pounds of most cheeses to get enough lactose to cause a problem.

[Anonymous No.20350323]

>>20350314
If black people really do have a lactose problem (even in America), then it would explain why so many black households are able to serve and eat Mac and cheese without any problems

[Anonymous No.20350335]

>milk gives me rancid farts
>drink it anyway
not my problem

[Anonymous No.20350519]

[Anonymous No.20350544]

This probably sounds like a dumb question, but... why don't lactose intolerant people just buy lactose free milk?

[Anonymous No.20350547]

>>20350519
/qa/ lost
sharty lost

[Anonymous No.20350550]

>>20350544
I do and its good

[Anonymous No.20350564]

>>20350323
Velveeta isn’t cheese

[Anonymous No.20350569]

>>20350564
>Velveeta isn’t cheese
That's like saying cheddar isn't cheese when it is dyed yellow or orange.

[Anonymous No.20350587]

milk is the perfected example of decades long propaganda and lobbying brainwashing populations into believing it's something they need as part of their diet. boomers forcing their children to drink milk or they won't have bones or something. i assume that anyone drinking dairy is either retarded, or actually likes it (which is fine). so yeah milk is disgusting, i'll take the water instead plus a fruit desu

[Anonymous No.20350596]

>>20350587
I always thought of milk as a sort of cheap whey and casein protein shake.

[Anonymous No.20350625]

Evaporated milk is among the few things I could handle those times I've suffered a poor appetite and was put off by most everything else.

[Anonymous No.20350735]

>>20350625
This thread is making me think about bread pudding. I hope it's simple enough to make myself.

[Anonymous No.20350736]

>>20350587
Maybe some people do need it as part of their diet. A large part of Europe literally went through genetic changes to make them better at digesting lactose. Doesn't mean you can't survive without it but to say it's a recent marketing thing makes it seem like you have no understanding of human history.

[Anonymous No.20350755]

>>20350112
The only problem with that is that it's not chocolate milk.

[Anonymous No.20350768]

>>20350736
we do not currently need it when we have access to more foods that do the same thing at less of a cost with longer shelf life and more nutrition. it is a recent marketing thing because people were moving away from milk as food became more accessible year round. it's an extremely forced product onto a market that has continuously rejected it.

[Anonymous No.20350879]

>>20350768
It's like $3 for 2400 calories, 128g of high quality fat and protein, calcium, b12, electrolytes... It's pretty decent.

[Anonymous No.20350886]

>>20350755
Byrne dairy is based
Those half gallon glass bottles are based

[Anonymous No.20350890]

>>20350112
milk is good.

[Anonymous No.20351909]

Raw milk chads rise up.

Imagine not consuming the benefits of raw milk in 2024, where modern hygienic practices are a thing.

Imagine still believing in the fear propaganda of swill milk.

[Anonymous No.20351966]

>>20350132
Nobody says they can't, but there's statistically a ton of them who can't drink it or can but hate it because it's crazy whypipo shit to just casually drink milk

[Anonymous No.20351968]

>>20351909
QRD? The color alone makes me think it tastes gross

[Anonymous No.20351970]

>>20351968
I think it's yellow because it's frozen.

[Anonymous No.20351980]

>>20351970
>>20351968
It's definitely more yellow when frozen, yeah. When fully thawed its got a slight tint of yellow. It's got a bit of a creamier mouth feel since it's full fat. But overall it's just milk

[Anonymous No.20351987]

>>20351968
aw A2A2 milk, which comes from cows that produce milk containing only the A2 type of beta-casein protein, is purported to offer several potential benefits:

Digestibility: Some individuals claim that A2A2 milk is easier to digest compared to milk containing A1 beta-casein. This is because A2 milk lacks a specific protein fragment (BCM-7) that some people may have trouble digesting, potentially reducing symptoms like bloating, gas, and discomfort.

Reduced intolerance: A2A2 milk may be better tolerated by those who experience lactose intolerance or dairy sensitivity. While lactose intolerance is related to the sugar (lactose) in milk rather than its protein content, some individuals find relief from symptoms when switching to A2A2 milk.

Nutritional content: Proponents suggest that raw A2A2 milk retains more of its natural nutritional content compared to pasteurized milk. This includes vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and beneficial bacteria that might be destroyed or altered during pasteurization.

Potential health benefits: Some studies and anecdotal evidence suggest that A2A2 milk may offer certain health benefits, such as improved gut health, reduced inflammation, and enhanced immune function. However, more research is needed to fully understand these potential effects.

[Anonymous No.20352185]

>>20351966
The first post implied it. Where are the "ton" of blacks who cannot drink it? Where are the "ton" of blacks who find it disgusting? You might be able to find the former, but the latter was pulled from your ass

[Anonymous No.20352190]

>>20352185
>You might be able to find the former,
In Africa

[Anonymous No.20352197]

>>20352185
>80 percent of all African-Americans and Native Americans are lactose intolerant. Over 90 percent of Asian-Americans are lactose intolerant
https://www.childrenshospital.org/conditions/lactose-intolerance

[Anonymous No.20352198]

>>20351909
mine is almost empty, but i buy the raw milk in unbranded glass bottles straight from the farm. when i return the bottles i get 50 cent per bottle back and then buy 2 new ones. raw milk obliterates pasteurized milk.

[Anonymous No.20352202]

>>20350112
Post hands

[Anonymous No.20352217]

>>20352197
Ok, now prove the latter

[Anonymous No.20352235]

got to love cows

[Anonymous No.20352236]

>>20350112
Why is there a pube in your photo?

[Anonymous No.20353412]

>>20350112
I love milk so much mmm yes whole milk lordy bless and thank you for giving me the genetics to handle it

[Anonymous No.20353618]

>>20352235
alan’s psychedelic breakfast

[Anonymous No.20353644]

PROTIP, one shot in a cup of cold milk. Stir well, then let it sit for three minutes. Makes it nice and thick, like a yoghurt drink.

[Anonymous No.20353649]

>>20353618
For me? It's Fat Old Sun

[Anonymous No.20353659]

Good morning! This is the milk thread, yes?

[Anonymous No.20353666]

>>20350112
FUCK MILK!!

[Anonymous No.20353855]

I don't mind it. Just don't really like the aftertaste

[Anonymous No.20353861]

>>20353855
I've noticed milk in clear plastic has a slightly funky aftertaste. Milk in opaque plastic or cartons doesn't. Light causes milk to develop some off flavors.