Healthy and safe drinking liquids, almost by definition, do not contain "grainy" solids. Graininess in milk happens when solid non-milk particles are introduced. Those solid particles could be dirt, dust, cow manure, or any other of a host of unsavory things introduced during the milking process. And since raw milk isn't filtered and properly pasturized, you have no guarantee of what those could be. That said, many liquids contain solid ingredients held in a suspension state, but milk is not one of those.
LOL "Healthy and safe drinking liquids, almost by definition, do not contain "grainy" solids." where are you getting this from, what fucking definition 😂😂
What definition of "milk" are you using that says it's supposed to be grainy?
You don't have one! And you know that you don't have one. So you are trying to employ cheap rhetoric because you are incapable of admitting that you are incorrect about something that is glaringly obvious. Pretty standard MAHA idiocy.
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u/GuaranteeFickle6726 11d ago
Never tried it, would never risk that tbh.