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By *aid back OP Man
over a year ago
by a lake with my rod out |
skimmed milk its the one thing that really pisses me off. its just fucking water with a tint of white. it ruins my tea and my weatabix. real milk isn't exactly unhealthy ffs. Im going to start a campaign to get skimmed milk banned... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"skimmed milk its the one thing that really pisses me off. its just fucking water with a tint of white. it ruins my tea and my weatabix. real milk isn't exactly unhealthy ffs. Im going to start a campaign to get skimmed milk banned..."
Contains a multitude of vitamins and nutrients, without the disgusting fat!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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According to some boffins, skimmed milk can increase the risk of prostate cancer tumours while full-fat appears to lessen the risk...but for what it does to tea & cereal (although Coco Pops lessen this evil) I'm with you Laid. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We try not to drink much milk in my house. Hubby has had asmtha and when he doesn't drink milk it almost vanishes. One of my kids has a mild intolerance to casein so we usually drink rice milk instead. We all take a vitD and calcium supplement instead. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've recently ditched milk altogether due to ongoing sinus/ear problems. Use soya or almond or coconut instead, acceptable enough in cereals, tolerable in coffee, drink tea black. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"skimmed milk its the one thing that really pisses me off. its just fucking water with a tint of white. it ruins my tea and my weatabix. real milk isn't exactly unhealthy ffs. Im going to start a campaign to get skimmed milk banned...
Contains a multitude of vitamins and nutrients, without the disgusting fat!!"
fake vitamins processed and have delayed cancerous inducing qualities. They are just man made chemicals...not the genuine vitamins.
Think we can start to get watered down 'milk' banned lol. It's much cheaper to by 1/2 pint ad add the same amount of water too it...fresh spring water though! |
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By *al2001Man
over a year ago
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I use at least 2 litres of whole milk a day.and that's everyday since I was a kid If I'm on the go ill often knock back a litre in place of a meal
And I've never broke a bone. By this stage I'm like wolverine with all the calcium
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ban skimmed milk
Ban skimmed milk
Ban skimmed milk
Ban skimmed milk...
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.placards nearly finished...whens the march and subsequent mob mentality looting...i needs new shoes..  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Actually full fat is far better for u .. and helps u lose weight  ..scientific fact lol "
So is butter as recently disclosed after the industry has made millions but the gullible.
The more natural it is the healthier it is...the more processed the less healthy. Wake up people....no science needed. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Actually full fat is far better for u .. and helps u lose weight ..scientific fact lol
So is butter as recently disclosed after the industry has made millions but the gullible.
The more natural it is the healthier it is...the more processed the less healthy. Wake up people....no science needed."
Eh, nothing "natural" about drinking the milk of another species |
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By *aid back OP Man
over a year ago
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"Actually full fat is far better for u .. and helps u lose weight ..scientific fact lol
So is butter as recently disclosed after the industry has made millions but the gullible.
The more natural it is the healthier it is...the more processed the less healthy. Wake up people....no science needed.
Eh, nothing "natural" about drinking the milk of another species"
there's nothing natural about milking almonds or soya either. |
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I use full fat milk and kerrygold butter. When the different types of milks and low fat spreads appeared in the supermarket in my teens,i couldnt adjust my taste to them. Ive never broken a bone in my life and ive a healthy cholesterol level
Full fat milk isnt " bad" fat. Its actually good for you and as another poster has said it can help weight loss,plus all the vitamins and minerals you need in full fat milk are present. Vitamins A ,D,E and K are needed to fight infection and to maintain a healthy bone density which arent present in low fats or skimmed milk as the cream is removed.
Everything in moderation is best i believe.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I agree, you can just about hear the argument; yeah but it has half the fat of normal milk. Sure does but you have to realise normal milk contains way less than 10% fat anyway....So I'd rather have 8% fat in my milk and have tasty cereal and coffee rather than destroying it with white water.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Eh, nothing "natural" about drinking the milk of another species"
I think by this stage it could be considered natural, don't some animals nurture other species? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Eh, nothing "natural" about drinking the milk of another species
I think by this stage it could be considered natural, don't some animals nurture other species?"
I don't think the cows are consulted on their preference in the matter |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I use full fat milk and kerrygold butter. When the different types of milks and low fat spreads appeared in the supermarket in my teens,i couldnt adjust my taste to them. Ive never broken a bone in my life and ive a healthy cholesterol level
Full fat milk isnt " bad" fat. Its actually good for you and as another poster has said it can help weight loss,plus all the vitamins and minerals you need in full fat milk are present. Vitamins A ,D,E and K are needed to fight infection and to maintain a healthy bone density which arent present in low fats or skimmed milk as the cream is removed.
Everything in moderation is best i believe. "
gave up all low fat products 2 yrs ago n lost a load of weight .. so im def a convert  |
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"I use full fat milk and kerrygold butter. When the different types of milks and low fat spreads appeared in the supermarket in my teens,i couldnt adjust my taste to them. Ive never broken a bone in my life and ive a healthy cholesterol level
Full fat milk isnt " bad" fat. Its actually good for you and as another poster has said it can help weight loss,plus all the vitamins and minerals you need in full fat milk are present. Vitamins A ,D,E and K are needed to fight infection and to maintain a healthy bone density which arent present in low fats or skimmed milk as the cream is removed.
Everything in moderation is best i believe. gave up all low fat products 2 yrs ago n lost a load of weight .. so im def a convert "
Delighted for you!! well done and keep going as youre going.Those low fat products have hidden sugars to improve an otherwise flat taste.Being active and eating normal is what works for me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a read theory...and it's unproven but is being studied and explored extensively, but it being hampered and blocked as one can imagine. ..but so many of our allergies are being caused and passed on because of processed food industries...substituting , changing, cutting out, replacing. I've not been any healthier as a result of low fat , low this that and the other. My health has improved and my wellbeing when reverting back to food that isn't played around with by added chemical substitutes. They will never be as good for you. Nature knows best I'm afraid to say. |
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By *hillMan
over a year ago
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"skimmed milk its the one thing that really pisses me off. its just fucking water with a tint of white. it ruins my tea and my weatabix. real milk isn't exactly unhealthy ffs. Im going to start a campaign to get skimmed milk banned...
A good fat can be very good. ...
Contains a multitude of vitamins and nutrients, without the disgusting fat!!"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't tend to go for the new 'fads' as its always an underlying gain for some company who's goals are not to get you healthy but to keep their investors investment healthy.
So it's always been normal milk and normal butter in my house and it hasn't killed me yet. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Interestingly, hip fractures in the elderly are highest in countries with high consumption of dairy products....
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Mr69! Get off that wardrobe RIGHT NOW. |
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"skimmed milk its the one thing that really pisses me off. its just fucking water with a tint of white. it ruins my tea and my weatabix. real milk isn't exactly unhealthy ffs. Im going to start a campaign to get skimmed milk banned..."
Too funny, but I'm totally with u! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Interestingly, hip fractures in the elderly are highest in countries with high consumption of dairy products....
Mr69! Get off that wardrobe RIGHT NOW."
Small wonder the health service is in crisis |
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"Low fat milk, almond milk... wouldnt touch skimmed milk"
I know this is gonna sound stupid ok..but. .does almond milk actually taste like almond?..would it not make your tea taste almondish ? 
Mrs S |
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By *lfieWoman
over a year ago
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"Low fat milk, almond milk... wouldnt touch skimmed milk
I know this is gonna sound stupid ok..but. .does almond milk actually taste like almond?..would it not make your tea taste almondish ?
Mrs S"
Who knew almonds had nipples? Certainly not me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Skimmed milk is just regular milk minus most of the cream.
Skimmed milk has a slightly higher percentage of calcium than full fat.
It doesn't taste as good, because a lot of people are used to the creaminess that comes with full fat milk, but you soon get used to the difference once you introduce it to your routine.
There was a day when we NEEDED the fat from milk in order to give us the calories to operate out daily lives, but most people have more than enough fat in their diets and it's really not necessary any more for most adults. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ok I have read I think all or most of the posts and there are a lot of sence been said here. Full fat butter and milk and so on is good for you the same as beef or lamb or pork as it is totally natural. If you eat to much of any food it is not good for your health. The more prosseing food gets the more chemicals and nasty stuff that is put into it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Skimmed milk is just regular milk minus most of the cream.
Skimmed milk has a slightly higher percentage of calcium than full fat.
It doesn't taste as good, because a lot of people are used to the creaminess that comes with full fat milk, but you soon get used to the difference once you introduce it to your routine.
There was a day when we NEEDED the fat from milk in order to give us the calories to operate out daily lives, but most people have more than enough fat in their diets and it's really not necessary any more for most adults."
Skimmed milk was actually introduced when they found it was simple and cheap to separate the cream to use for another product and was then sold as a way of reducing your fat intake.... reverse psychology as often done in the food industry. The reality as with most of these is in the west we eat 3x what our body actually needs......they don't publish that because they'd kill the industry. But if people reduce their volume it would cage their lifestyle, not to mention a healthier bank balance. ..proportionally more of our budget is spent on food now than ever before. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ok I have read I think all or most of the posts and there are a lot of sence been said here. Full fat butter and milk and so on is good for you the same as beef or lamb or pork as it is totally natural. If you eat to much of any food it is not good for your health. The more prosseing food gets the more chemicals and nasty stuff that is put into it. "
While I agree with a lot of that sentiment.. It's not necessarily true. The process of separating cream from milk doesn't add any chemicals or nasty stuff to it. It's no more invasive than the pasteurisation and homogenisation that is done to all milk anyway.
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"Ok I have read I think all or most of the posts and there are a lot of sence been said here. Full fat butter and milk and so on is good for you the same as beef or lamb or pork as it is totally natural. If you eat to much of any food it is not good for your health. The more prosseing food gets the more chemicals and nasty stuff that is put into it.
While I agree with a lot of that sentiment.. It's not necessarily true. The process of separating cream from milk doesn't add any chemicals or nasty stuff to it. It's no more invasive than the pasteurisation and homogenisation that is done to all milk anyway.
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No but separating milk from its fat content removes vital vitamins from the body like vitamin D which is needed to absorb calcium into the bloodstream ,nerves and bones. Unpasturized milk or "raw milk" can contain e coli,salmonella and listeria which is why Louis Pasteur invented the process of pasteurization to remove unwanted bacteria in milk. From his method of thermized milk,it became safe to drink and consume. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Anyone who smokes is damaging their bone density in several different ways, and would do better ditching the habit than obsessing about calcium from dairy - the supposed benefits of which, and even our ability to digest milk in a beneficial way, are disputed by many researchers. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"skimmed milk its the one thing that really pisses me off. its just fucking water with a tint of white. it ruins my tea and my weatabix. real milk isn't exactly unhealthy ffs. Im going to start a campaign to get skimmed milk banned..."
Has more calcium then the more fatty ones |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"skimmed milk its the one thing that really pisses me off. its just fucking water with a tint of white. it ruins my tea and my weatabix. real milk isn't exactly unhealthy ffs. Im going to start a campaign to get skimmed milk banned...
Has more calcium then the more fatty ones "
Agreed Laid. Ruins food....just ruins it!
More calcium is also pointless unless you have vitamin D to use it.... So therefore skimmed is a pointless waste of money in Ireland |
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By *-ManMan
over a year ago
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When I'm abroad, I find most full fat milk is only on par with our skimmed, we're spoilt with the quality of milk, and it also effects the taste of dairy milk chocolate too, nothing touches a caburys dairy milk!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People should watch the BBC documentary on Fat v Sugar it debunks alot of myths.
If you have to drink milk you prob should go full fat organic. I would be a big believer that most adults are lactose intolerant to some degree.
And has anyone noticed that since Cadburys was taken over a few years ago the taste has gone downhill I wonder is this due to the fact they use less real milk to keep maufacturing costs low. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If you have to drink milk you prob should go full fat organic"
Urgh don't even get me started on organic food. The number of people cheating is ridiculous. Unfortunately due to the nature of organic food there is no 'test' that can be done to prove it's truly organic. No such test can possibly exist because there is zero difference between organic and non organic food. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I know you can't legally buy Cadbury's chocolate in the U.S....
If you're buying it in Ireland, make sure it has the Irish address on, the UK ones don't. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If you have to drink milk you prob should go full fat organic
Urgh don't even get me started on organic food. The number of people cheating is ridiculous. Unfortunately due to the nature of organic food there is no 'test' that can be done to prove it's truly organic. No such test can possibly exist because there is zero difference between organic and non organic food. "
Seems your right non organic milk does seem to be well inspected these days for hormones antibiotics and pesticides |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I know you can't legally buy Cadbury's chocolate in the U.S....
If you're buying it in Ireland, make sure it has the Irish address on, the UK ones don't."
Very few of the brands are still produced in Ireland including Certain 8 square dairy milk varriants, moro\boost, wispa, twirl, flake, chomp, flake, Turkish delight, purple snack and a few others. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If you have to drink milk you prob should go full fat organic
Urgh don't even get me started on organic food. The number of people cheating is ridiculous. Unfortunately due to the nature of organic food there is no 'test' that can be done to prove it's truly organic. No such test can possibly exist because there is zero difference between organic and non organic food.
Seems your right non organic milk does seem to be well inspected these days for hormones antibiotics and a. pesticides "
Yes there is a very rigorous inspection regime. The only difference between organic and non organic dairy products is the price. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You need some fat in your food to make it just nice"
Not only this but vitamins a d e and k are only fat soluble so fat lipids are required for the body to store them. |
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