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11 hours ago, Simon Lewinson said:

Likewise... What are you trying to say?

My impression is that the point being asserted is that this whole "A2 Milk" situation was contrived by marketers as a way to make more money. I assume that this special new milk does cost more than regular old milk?

 

Personally, even though I grew up on a farm with a Jersey cow that lived in our neighbor's pasture and was never subjected to anything  worse than, once in a great while, a rotten tomato being thrown at her for fun, I just don't like cow milk or meat. Goat milk is OK. I'm not sure why because we milked both animals the same way (by hand), & I grew up assisting in that task so I'm not sure what it is about the cow juice that turns me off but boy it sure does. I just don't like the way it looks, smells, or the way it feels on my palate. I especially dislike the taste. It tastes really greasy to me. Maybe this was because our neighbor always had a Jersey cow and those cows are well known to have a high percentage of butter fat in their milk.  I dunno 

 

 

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5 hours ago, Simon Lewinson said:

Likewise... What are you trying to say?

My impression is that the point being asserted is that this whole "A2 Milk" situation was contrived by marketers as a way to make more money. I assume that this special new milk does cost more than regular old milk?

 

Personally, even though I grew up on a farm with a Jersey cow that lived in our neighbor's pasture and was never subjected to anything  worse than, once in a great while, a rotten tomato being thrown at her for fun, I just don't like cow milk or meat. Goat milk is OK. I'm not sure why because we milked both animals the same way (by hand), & I grew up assisting in that task so I'm not sure what it is about the cow juice that turns me off but boy it sure does. I just don't like the way it looks, smells, or the way it feels on my palate. I especially dislike the taste. It's tastes really greasy to me. Maybe this was because our neighbor always had a jersey cow and those cows are well known to have a high percentage of butter fat in their milk.  I dunno 

 

 

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