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I never liked cows milk except on cereal. I had a goat and enjoyed fresh from the udder goats milk with all the fat and enjoyed that. But only warm.

I sure miss it.

The goat milk is not like the sheep milk or the cow milk; the goat milk we call it zephir i.e. it has some detestable taste and smell.
The sheep milk is nearer to human milk than the other kinds of milk, while the milk of cow contains much phosphorus and needs to be diluted with equal amount of water when giving it to infants, but to older children and to adults it is OK without dilution.
The buffalo milk is full of much cream and fat.
The camel milk is salty: its taste is salt, but of course it is very good and the diseases of camel are fewer than other cattle, because of its grazing on thorns and herbs in the desert and wilderness.
 

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The goat milk is not like the sheep milk or the cow milk; the goat milk we call it zephir i.e. it has some detestable taste and smell.
The sheep milk is nearer to human milk than the other kinds of milk, while the milk of cow contains much phosphorus and needs to be diluted with equal amount of water when giving it to infants, but to older children and to adults it is OK without dilution.
The buffalo milk is full of much cream and fat.
The camel milk is salty: its taste is salt, but of course it is very good and the diseases of camel are fewer than other cattle, because of its grazing on thorns and herbs in the desert and wilderness.
I've tried human milk by accident a few times. I'll settle for a strawberry shake from Jack in the Box.
 

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The goat milk is not like the sheep milk or the cow milk; the goat milk we call it zephir i.e. it has some detestable taste and smell.
The sheep milk is nearer to human milk than the other kinds of milk, while the milk of cow contains much phosphorus and needs to be diluted with equal amount of water when giving it to infants, but to older children and to adults it is OK without dilution.
The buffalo milk is full of much cream and fat.
.... in your opinion. Many people are raised from birth on human milk and then weaned from it till about a year after birth when they can eat solids and drink undiluted cow milk. Some people are simply fed on undiluted cow milk exclusively.
The camel milk is salty: its taste is salt, but of course it is very good and the diseases of camel are fewer than other cattle, because of its grazing on thorns and herbs in the desert and wilderness.
You mean the thorns chase the diseases away? hahahahahahhaa
 

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.... in your opinion. Many people are raised from birth on human milk and then weaned from it till about a year after birth when they can eat solids and drink undiluted cow milk. Some people are simply fed on undiluted cow milk exclusively.
You mean the thorns chase the diseases away? hahahahahahhaa

Your people I did not speak about them: I said infants. Then when the child becomes older then it is OK
The wilderness and desert out of cities where usually no diseases.

I've tried human milk by accident a few times. I'll settle for a strawberry shake from Jack in the Box.
Human milk of the mother for the infant.
 

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The goat milk is not like the sheep milk or the cow milk; the goat milk we call it zephir i.e. it has some detestable taste and smell.
The sheep milk is nearer to human milk than the other kinds of milk, while the milk of cow contains much phosphorus and needs to be diluted with equal amount of water when giving it to infants, but to older children and to adults it is OK without dilution.
The buffalo milk is full of much cream and fat.
The camel milk is salty: its taste is salt, but of course it is very good and the diseases of camel are fewer than other cattle, because of its grazing on thorns and herbs in the desert and wilderness.

well, thanks for sharing your opinion. I like the taste of goats milk cause it tastes good. maybe where you live, goats milk tastes bad cause all they have to eats is thorns and herbs? Here it tastes awesome.

Diseases prevelant in the desert:

Plague
Typhus
Malaria
dengue fever
dysentery
cholera
typhoid

http://www.armystudyguide.com/flashcards/flashcards.php?cat=68&qnum=26

Not to mention the disease MERS...which is contracted by humans from camels milk....
 
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AnnaG

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Your people I did not speak about them: I said infants. Then when the child becomes older then it is OK
So you don't consider babies to be infants. Interesting.
The wilderness and desert out of cities where usually no diseases.
Oh. You could have just said that to begin with.
 

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The goat milk is not like the sheep milk or the cow milk; the goat milk we call it zephir i.e. it has some detestable taste and smell.
The sheep milk is nearer to human milk than the other kinds of milk, while the milk of cow contains much phosphorus and needs to be diluted with equal amount of water when giving it to infants, but to older children and to adults it is OK without dilution.
The buffalo milk is full of much cream and fat.
The camel milk is salty: its taste is salt, but of course it is very good and the diseases of camel are fewer than other cattle, because of its grazing on thorns and herbs in the desert and wilderness.



I sure wouldn't say that these are few.


https://www.ilri.org/InfoServ/Webpub/fulldocs/MONONO5/Camel.htm


Then again, you aren't known for being that scientifically literate.
 

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well, thanks for sharing your opinion. I like the taste of goats milk cause it tastes good. maybe where you live, goats milk tastes bad cause all they have to eats is thorns and herbs? Here it tastes awesome.

Diseases prevelant in the desert:

Plague
Typhus
Malaria
dengue fever
dysentery
cholera
typhoid

Flashcard Section: Army Study Guide Flashcards - Desert Operations | ArmyStudyGuide.com

Not to mention the disease MERS...which is contracted by humans from camels milk....

This is only mixing and confusion.
The desert and wilderness, where usually camels live, in fact have no such diseases; such diseases are in urban regions.
Moreover, these are human diseases not diseases of camel specially in the wilderness.
The goat milk and meat are not like the sheep meat and milk.
Sheep milk has better taste, this is practical not theoretical.

This does not mean the camel has no diseases; but certainly less than other cattle living nearer to cities and urban regions where usually there is not such healthy conditions as in the wilderness.
Moreover, such military websites intend to warn the military from the diseases which they may acquire in countries which they consider as desert .. like the desert storm of Busch. So the Arab countries they consider as desert ... the religion of the Islam .. desert ..etc.

Their rancor and hatred reached even to the camel.. what's the fault of the camel?
 
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I thought of the Programs in the thirties that were part of the new deal. The people involved who had jobs to put food on the table and a roof over their heads didn't mind that it was a government program.
Attilla the Hun employed people, too.
 

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Homo milk is the best and better for you, way better on cereal.

For a real treat though, nothing beats Bailey's Irish Creme on Frosted Flakes.

Not real practical in the morning, unless it's Sunday.
 

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Roads are built by private companies that are hired by the gubmint. The gubmint imposes all the regs and statutes that encourage cost overruns and work not being done on time for most gubmint projects.
oh crap
we're on the same page
 

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Never had raw milk. Just whatever Mom bought at the store and was in the frig. The 2% I don't care for. I like the half & half in the coffee maybe that"s closer to the raw milk I don't know. In the city you take what is available.

That is probably pretty close (or the 18% BF that Timmy uses) Even on farms a cream separator was used, what is different is a silver dollar isn't put into the milk to stop it from going bad as quickly.

Roads are built by private companies that are hired by the gubmint. The gubmint imposes all the regs and statutes that encourage cost overruns and work not being done on time for most gubmint projects.
The 'cost over-runs' are in the pork-barrel aspect of bribing gubmint officials so your company gets the fattest contracts. Companies know how much they can trim before stockholders start objecting.
You should look into a job involving propaganda, you would be a natural.

Homo milk is the best and better for you, way better on cereal.

For a real treat though, nothing beats Bailey's Irish Creme on Frosted Flakes.

Not real practical in the morning, unless it's Sunday.
Half and half with amaretto and forget the cereal, 3 beer glasses full in 15 minutes and you can add a 2hr sleep into the morning events.

Really Walter??

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Always loved milk. Didn't get enough as a kid is maybe why. Now though, it doesn't agree with me especially ice cream. Guess I'll try the substitutes . sucks to get old.

Try goats milk. Even If you are lactose intolerant you can usually drink it.