Most of the time, yes. If not, then it's locally produced milk from the dairy farm right up the road. Theirs isn't "organic" per se (IIRC they told us not all their feed is organic, but they don't use hormones or additives) but it's real good, much better than store-bought.Originally Posted by Brown Water
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Fri Mar 02 2012, 09:22 AM #21
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Hmmm, somebody watches Dr. OZ
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Ditto. And soy milk, and almond milk, and coconut milk....
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Nope. Wegman's skim milk, baby. Originally Posted by Brown Water
I'm willing to concede that "organic" or "natural" products may be a little "better" for you ... but not by an amount that justifies the cost or has a major long-term benefit.More than 80% of the Lounge sorts by Last Post. You should, too.
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I bet I drink 2 gallons a week by myself. Originally Posted by bsalta
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I love Sonyfield Skim Milk but don't often buy it b/c of price, $4.60/half gallon vs $3.00/gallon for Kroger brand. Stonyfield is the only Organic Milk I've ever had that taste superior to any other milk. I can't even tell the difference between other Organic brands & regular skim milk. Since, I drink almost 2 gallons a week myself, it adds up. If it wasn't so expensive I'd drink 3 gallons of Stoneyfield. Good Stuff. Weird because their yogurt doesn't stand out as better. Originally Posted by Brown Water
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Is that case, you should buy some of that "processed" milk that stays on the shelf for years. I used to call it CHT milk because it tastes like crap.
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Fri Mar 02 2012, 06:07 PM #28Hokie!
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Since I'm unaware of any valid rating system for "organic" products, I'm refuse to waste my money on false advertising.
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Doesn't that raise your estrogen level? Originally Posted by Conan the Hokie
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