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I don't know, I liked the video but am uncertain of his hypothesis. If it was due to lactose intolerance wouldn't all the cheeses and pizza's enjoyed around din
by subsubzero 6y ago
I don't know, I liked the video but am uncertain of his hypothesis. If it was due to lactose intolerance wouldn't all the cheeses and pizza's enjoyed around dinner in Italy cause some major issues for many people? Also gelato? My guess is its due to caffeine and avoiding any ingestion of it for a long time before bed is a smart move.
- brundolf 6y agoAs explained in the video, most cheeses have little to no lactose
- llampx 6y ago> My guess is its due to caffeine and avoiding any ingestion of it for a long time before bed is a smart move. Don't look now, but the Italians love their espresso after dinner.
- aledalgrande 6y agodecaf espresso*
- jsinai 6y agoI’m lactose intolerant and have no issue with cheese and gelato in Italy. Most Italian cheeses have little to no lactose. Not sure what the case is with gelato but it doesn’t seem to have an effect on me (this is anecdotal). Also pizza in Italy does not have as much cheese as in other parts of the world.
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- jdswain 6y agoCheese is low in lactose, and gelato is too, it's mainly sugar with only a little bit of milk. Someone I know, who is lactose intolerant, believes that frozen milk isn't as bad, I've not found any scientific evidence of this, so it's probably not true, but she thinks she is more tolerant of frozen milk products, so maybe there is some reason?
- porknubbins 6y agoThere is also not that much milk in a serving of ice cream since it is usually less than the 1:1 with amount of cream, typically 2:1 cream to milk, plus sugar, stabilizers, flavorings. A milkshake would be much more milk though I’d think.
- QuercusMax 6y agoI have some kind of dairy intolerance, and I find that cooked and cultured dairy doesn't bother me nearly as much as milk or ice cream.