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Is almond milk actually milk?
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Well no, it's not milk.
It's just one of the dairy free alternatives that provide a similar experience to those of us with lactose intolerance or a desire to not consume direct animal products, or just fancy a change from milk. |
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"Almonds are ripped from their young so we can benefit from the abuse and turmoil they go through.
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And for what? So vegans can have their fancy little lattes. When will the madness stop? |
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
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Yes, that's how the supermarkets advertise & sell them!
Have you not seen milk maids milking the teats of the nuts?
Ooooo no, that's some other dodgy porno I saw... Ahem & fart. Me forgetful!  |
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I know quite a few nuts with nipples tbh.
Hamburger comes from Hamburg and I think 'burger' comes from that, but it doesn't seem to specify what has to in the burger.
Some people do seem to need the whole world to me made of meat, but what if other people want something more... or perhaps something different?
And what if they have a need for that?
'Milk' has actually always had another meaning anyway as the latex of a plant.
But the 17-apparently types of plant milk have always been used a breast and animal milk substitute for millennia. Obviously in the West today it's used as a substitute for cows milk.
You actually have to have the right genes (believed to originally be a genetic quirk) to be able to tolerate drinking animal milk as an adult, so it's not just a cultural 'value', it's also a genetic matter (both in ethnic and cultural/tolerance terms) that not all of the world can enjoy.
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"I know quite a few nuts with nipples tbh.
Hamburger comes from Hamburg and I think 'burger' comes from that, but it doesn't seem to specify what has to in the burger.
Some people do seem to need the whole world to me made of meat, but what if other people want something more... or perhaps something different?
And what if they have a need for that?
'Milk' has actually always had another meaning anyway as the latex of a plant.
But the 17-apparently types of plant milk have always been used a breast and animal milk substitute for millennia. Obviously in the West today it's used as a substitute for cows milk.
You actually have to have the right genes (believed to originally be a genetic quirk) to be able to tolerate drinking animal milk as an adult, so it's not just a cultural 'value', it's also a genetic matter (both in ethnic and cultural/tolerance terms) that not all of the world can enjoy.
pt"
Have you ever watched criminal minds? You often remind me of Dr Reid  |
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"I know quite a few nuts with nipples tbh.
Hamburger comes from Hamburg and I think 'burger' comes from that, but it doesn't seem to specify what has to in the burger.
Some people do seem to need the whole world to me made of meat, but what if other people want something more... or perhaps something different?
And what if they have a need for that?
'Milk' has actually always had another meaning anyway as the latex of a plant.
But the 17-apparently types of plant milk have always been used a breast and animal milk substitute for millennia. Obviously in the West today it's used as a substitute for cows milk.
You actually have to have the right genes (believed to originally be a genetic quirk) to be able to tolerate drinking animal milk as an adult, so it's not just a cultural 'value', it's also a genetic matter (both in ethnic and cultural/tolerance terms) that not all of the world can enjoy.
pt
Have you ever watched criminal minds? You often remind me of Dr Reid
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I do now, thanks to a fan site lol.
so is it because I was stripped naked and tied to a goalpost in school, or it there symptoms of neurodivergence here?
I am definitely quite 'autodidactic' though (which has nothing to do with a criminal mind  )
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You actually have to have the right genes (believed to originally be a genetic quirk) to be able to tolerate drinking animal milk as an adult, so it's not just a cultural 'value', it's also a genetic matter (both in ethnic and cultural/tolerance terms) that not all of the world can enjoy.
pt"
Anyone who can digest mammalian milk as an adult, is a mutant.
I am not a mutant  |
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"I know quite a few nuts with nipples tbh.
Hamburger comes from Hamburg and I think 'burger' comes from that, but it doesn't seem to specify what has to in the burger.
Some people do seem to need the whole world to me made of meat, but what if other people want something more... or perhaps something different?
And what if they have a need for that?
'Milk' has actually always had another meaning anyway as the latex of a plant.
But the 17-apparently types of plant milk have always been used a breast and animal milk substitute for millennia. Obviously in the West today it's used as a substitute for cows milk.
You actually have to have the right genes (believed to originally be a genetic quirk) to be able to tolerate drinking animal milk as an adult, so it's not just a cultural 'value', it's also a genetic matter (both in ethnic and cultural/tolerance terms) that not all of the world can enjoy.
pt"
Milk of Paradise as the best plant 'milk'.
Pigeon/crop milk is about the only milk that makes me grimace. Red top but with fish heads floating in it. |
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"I know quite a few nuts with nipples tbh.
Hamburger comes from Hamburg and I think 'burger' comes from that, but it doesn't seem to specify what has to in the burger.
Some people do seem to need the whole world to me made of meat, but what if other people want something more... or perhaps something different?
And what if they have a need for that?
'Milk' has actually always had another meaning anyway as the latex of a plant.
But the 17-apparently types of plant milk have always been used a breast and animal milk substitute for millennia. Obviously in the West today it's used as a substitute for cows milk.
You actually have to have the right genes (believed to originally be a genetic quirk) to be able to tolerate drinking animal milk as an adult, so it's not just a cultural 'value', it's also a genetic matter (both in ethnic and cultural/tolerance terms) that not all of the world can enjoy.
pt
Milk of Paradise as the best plant 'milk'.
Pigeon/crop milk is about the only milk that makes me grimace. Red top but with fish heads floating in it.
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Poppy milk? Probably lol, I'm more milk of magnesia these days tbh though.
MMMmmm me likes some yummy pigeon crop with my English breakfast tea Aunt thally!  
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"Pea milk is nice it is dark and I going all pea.
Pea pasta.. Love holland and barretts.
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Pea Pesto interests me as I just don't seem to cook peas much these days. I think I just keep them for my back.
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"I know quite a few nuts with nipples tbh.
Hamburger comes from Hamburg and I think 'burger' comes from that, but it doesn't seem to specify what has to in the burger.
Some people do seem to need the whole world to me made of meat, but what if other people want something more... or perhaps something different?
And what if they have a need for that?
'Milk' has actually always had another meaning anyway as the latex of a plant.
But the 17-apparently types of plant milk have always been used a breast and animal milk substitute for millennia. Obviously in the West today it's used as a substitute for cows milk.
You actually have to have the right genes (believed to originally be a genetic quirk) to be able to tolerate drinking animal milk as an adult, so it's not just a cultural 'value', it's also a genetic matter (both in ethnic and cultural/tolerance terms) that not all of the world can enjoy.
pt
Milk of Paradise as the best plant 'milk'.
Pigeon/crop milk is about the only milk that makes me grimace. Red top but with fish heads floating in it. "
Whaaaaaaat!!?? They're milking pigeons now?  |
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