I like British milk - in fact I have a glass on my desk right now. French milk tastes odd. My wife calls it "rice milk".
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Mar 13, 2023
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Of course. A woman in charge of a ship is asking for disaster.
"On board" was the rule.
I think Edward Heath had several on 'Morning Cloud'
I thought it was usually choir boys? And that, is why we joined the EU....
No, definitely yacht boys, he trained them to bend over the side when being sick.
I've never seen that in the ingredients list, although we might call it something else. I assumed the creamy texture was the fat.
Nope, boys from orphanages etc.
What has the EU to do with cute little boys?
Getting milk from a yacc requires a calf now & then. A lonely cow won't do.
BTW yaccs can be quite bad-tempered in the lowlands. Somehow they don't feel comfy there.
2000 meters ASL seems to be just so OK.:-) Gerhard
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The tub I have in the refrigerator has carraeenan, guar gum, and carob gum. Hasn't killed me yet. You might see it a E407 or Irish moss.
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Whe I lived near the coast I'd harvest the Irish moss off the rocks.
It is possible to stimulate milk production by injecting hormones, so it could be done without a calf. I don't know how practical that would be. It apparently is done in humans for some adoptive mothers to be able to breastfeed the adopted baby.
Not allowed to call it butter indeed. Why has the world gone so childish?
Possibly the people making pure soft butters object to blended spreads being called butter.
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Ingredienrs: Pasteurised Cream (Milk), Salt
I don't think it's available in the UK.
"Triple churned". It's probably just butter with air whipped into it to keep it spreadable at refrigerator temperature.
In the U.S., it's often called "whipped butter". You can make it at home from regular solid butter.
My mother bakes stuff, she uses margarine.
There you go, I can detect sour and bitter, but I couldn't tell you if it was acidic or just sour.
People must have pathetic holders.
So do I, but I tilt my head down. The eye is more comfortable looking out of the centre.
They're supposed to be where you prefer them, not everyone is the same.
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