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In the UK, we have vending machine at a local farm that sells raw, unpasteurised milk. They need to meet various common sense hygiene standards and conduct reg
by butler14 5y ago
In the UK, we have vending machine at a local farm that sells raw, unpasteurised milk.
They need to meet various common sense hygiene standards and conduct regular testing of their herd to continue doing so, along with an explicit health warning on each bottle.
It’s delicious.
A good rule of thumb is, if you’re going to drink raw milk at all regularly, ‘know the cow’ it’s coming from.
Mad cow disease more or less wiped out the selling of raw milk for decades. But it is slowly gaining traction in this past 10 years or so, albeit in a very niche way.
- tsimionescu 5y agoMad cow disease, if it can be transmitted from milk (not sure, though I assume it probably can), will be transmitted at the exact same rate through raw, pasteurized, boiled, and even burnt milk. Destroying prions requires much higher temperatures than can be achieved through boiling.