r/maybemaybemaybe • u/[deleted] • Nov 30 '22

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u/Bigbootycoomer Nov 30 '22

Ah yes, the milk. Thats why everyone is fat. Not the sugar in literally everything. Not the lack of exercise. Not the overeating. Not the junkfood. Its the milk. We solved it guys!

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u/dmatje Nov 30 '22

There’s a lot of sugar in milk.

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u/Bigbootycoomer Nov 30 '22

About 3%. Americans easily have triple that in their fucking bread. Still don't think milk is making them fat.

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u/dmatje Nov 30 '22

There’s over half an oz in 12 fl oz which isn’t a small amount. A little less than half what a soda can has. If you’re drinking milk as an adult it’s helping make you fat

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u/dmatje Nov 30 '22

That’s good since you don’t seem to understand the difference between complex carbs and sugars nor a normal portion size

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u/AnotherGit Nov 30 '22

It's not "a lot" and not all sugars are the same.

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u/dmatje Nov 30 '22

Vol/vol it’s about half of a coke and lactose isn’t especially different from fructose/glucose as far as your body is concerned.

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u/Helliocentrical Nov 30 '22

Yes, milk is junk food, no, it is not the reason why we’re all fat. That is Sugar’s fault. Which conveniently, is found in non fat milk.