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> I get your point but raw milk is 3.5% fat it has to be processed to be ready for human consumption I'm confused - are you suggesting that raw milk is unfit f
by valarauko 6y ago
> I get your point but raw milk is 3.5% fat it has to be processed to be ready for human consumption
I'm confused - are you suggesting that raw milk is unfit for consumption due to the fat content?
I ask because I (and probably lots of the other Indians on here) grew up drinking raw buffalo (Asian Water Buffalo) milk at home. That's about 7-8% fat. I knew plenty of people who got raw cow milk as well.
Of course, it was standard practice to "cook" the milk before consumption, which would cause cream to separate out. The cream would be skimmed off for other purposes, but usually the kids got the full cream milk.
- davidivadavid 6y agoRight, 3.5% is your typical whole milk you find everywhere. Nothing special about the fat percentage.
- belval 6y agoNot at all, if that what you like I don't see any issue with someone liking whole milk, but at least around here 1-2% is way more popular so for my preferred consumption it would still need to be processed, that's what I meant.