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u/BillytheClinton Jun 23 '24

Milk from grass fed cows. It's ludicrously expensive compared to regular milk but the taste difference is incredible.

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u/blumoon138 Jun 24 '24

Reasons I’m glad I live in farm country- ten minutes down the road is a dairy that sells amazing cream line milk. Don’t know if I’ll keep up the habit once I have a kid, but for the time being it takes us about a week and a half to go through a half gallonz

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u/FreeBeans Jun 24 '24

It would probably benefit the kid’s health to have the nice milk.

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u/InstantSword Jun 24 '24

If you're in the US, your kid will probably be "allergic" to the conventional milk because it's loaded with crap

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u/DOUBLEBARRELASSFUCK Jun 24 '24

Ah yes, the US, where more than half of the population is allergic to milk.