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Where my lactose intolerant bros at?

>> No.5683878

>>5683872
I'm lactose intolerant but I drink milk because it tastes good and I don't mind the gas/diarrhea

>> No.5683915

Why don't you guys just drink almond milk or rice milk? soy milk a shit

>> No.5683918

>>5683878
I have Crohn's Disease as well. That's a negative on the milk, Ghost Rider.

>> No.5683922

Right here. I don't drink milk because I never liked it, not plain anyway. I can still eat things like cheese and ice cream in certain quantities, I know my limits.

But boy oh boy I can clean out a fucking hotel bus (or whatever they're called) if I eat too much. About 20 horrified people of various ethnicities (many of whom didn't really seem to speak english, it was in vegas so I guess lots of tourists) were absolutely disgusted. Don't get me near ice cream when I'm drunk I guess.

>> No.5683923

I have a mild case of lactose intolerance.
I drink milk almost daily.

#YOLO
#GOTMILK

>> No.5683951

>>5683872
>they can't drink glorious milk
HAHAHAHA, delete yourselves.

>> No.5683954

TFW lactaid and lactase enzymes don't fucking work.
Consume insane volumes of dairy anyway.
Embrace the intolerance, embrace the pain.

>> No.5683955

Anyone tried out the lactase powder? Almost bought it since LactAid is fucking expensive, but does it work in liquids? the package says it doesn't, but I don't see why it wouldn't.

>> No.5683983

>>5683951
Fuck you, mutant.

>> No.5683986

>>5683983
>defective genes
>calls others mutants
pick one

>> No.5683989
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5683989

Got a bag of this for the first time. Been a year since I figured it was dairy giving me the shits. Finished it in two days. Feels good not to be shiting water.

>> No.5683992

>everyone saying how terrible dairy is for your skin
>not eating dairy for months does nothing to help
>try drinking milk again, terrible smelling gas after more than 1 cup
fuck thanks a lot

>drink/eat cheese/yogurt which has little to no lactose every day while drinking small amounts of milk
>drinking a bit more milk every day
>can drinks a quart of milk with no issues at all again
i dunno, some people are probably going to be lactose intolerant forever but someone could try that and see if it works for you too

>> No.5684005
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5684005

>>5683989
Does cheese normally bother you? I normally just stick to cheddar, or other aged or fatty cheeses. I didn't even know lactose free cheese was a thing

>> No.5684018

>>5683915
I drink all of them. I prefer soy milk when making hot cocoa.

>> No.5684030

>>5684005
In large doses it does. How I concluded it was dairy was from having minimal for an extended period of time, to girls on the night shift at work giving me some crust-stuffed pizza. Normal pizza though I can get away with 3 or 4 slices, but all that delicious mozzarella made itself known the next day.

Another cheese test was me thinking it would take 12 hours to take effect so I risked it. Friend fried up a heap of saganaki on the bbq. My lord it was amazing. 8 or so hours later, 40 min walk home, can't make it, the shit is liquefied and ends to exit. Run into the bushes of a park and thankfull had tissues in pocket.

>> No.5684040

>>5684030
Oh god, yeah, large servings of soft cheese are deadly. Totally get you on that account.

How much more does the lactose free shredded cheese cost? The more I think about it, the better it sounds. Mac n' cheese I can heat up trashed at 2am without getting the runs, quesadillas after the bar without trying to find the fucking lactase pills..... Maybe my problem is actually that I drink too much.

>> No.5684061

>>5684040
It's about 20% more expensive than the standard cheese though there's only one company supplying it so there's no competition.

>> No.5684063

>>5683915
soy milk in tea, almond milk in granola/flax/almond medley

>> No.5684065
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5684065

>tfw lactose-intolerant roommate
>never asks for a bite of my food
>never steals my fancy cheese
For being nature's mistakes, you guys are all right.

>> No.5684068

>>5684065
I am lactose intolerant and I would probably still eat your fancy cheeses, your roomate is just a proper guy.

>> No.5684071

>>5684065
i'm going to find out where you live and meet your roommate

i'm going to have him do the second part of >>5683992 so hopefully he can eat all your shit when you're not around

>> No.5684077

>>5684071
He's tried, actually. And the pills and other stuff.

>> No.5684081

>>5684077
no he hasn't

>> No.5684082

>>5683915
Because they're low in protein and fat but high in price.

>> No.5684114

>>5683872
Reporting in, bro.

>> No.5684119

>>5684065
But there's usually no lactose in fancy cheese...

>> No.5684121
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5684121

Why do you hate milk so much?

>> No.5684729

>>5684121
I don't, I'd drink it all the time if I could, I fucking love chocolate milk.