I drink 2% most of the time, but sometimes I'll drink 1%

Oh, and also chocolate milk occasionally! :)

Whole milk!

Whole milk!

(Shudders) Sorry it's too thick for me. I drink Skim.

18%

Skim milk is the only kind I can stand and only with cereal

Whole

skim... whole is way way way way wayyyyyyy to thick... i can stand 2%, but i'd prefer to stay 1/2% and lower

2%

2%

whore milk

whole milk

breast

:rofl::rofl:

breast
:rofl:

I don't anymore. When I did, it was 2%.

I live on chocolate milk! :liplick:

Skim Milk.Its weird,I can have icecream and other stuff,but I cant drink full cream milk straight from the glass,or I get really bad stomach cramps.I prefer Skim anyway.

2%

Skim Milk.Its weird,I can have icecream and other stuff,but I cant drink full cream milk straight from the glass,or I get really bad stomach cramps.I prefer Skim anyway.

Sounds like slight lactose intolerance to me. That's why I can't drink milk straight either.

whole and 2%

Soy milk.

the white kind.

1%

I drink Organic Whole but it doesnt taste like I remember......

Reg Whole Milk used to have a nice flavour with it and now it tastes aweful... (Organic Whole Milk I can stand but just......)

Very sad.......

Too chalky....haven't drank milk in decades.

I like cheese, and ice cream......that's enough dairy for me

I went on a kick for a period and drank some coconut milk, almond milk, hemp milk in small amounts but I have not drank regular cows milk in eons...humans are the only living things that drink milk after weaned from their mothers. I too eat some cottage cheese, little pieces of other cheeses, yogurt now and then and ice cream.

It's even said we get our best calcium from leafy greens. I did a lot of research over the years on the need for calcium vs magnesium for bone health, and magnesium comes in #1. Many are magnesium deficient.

Soy milk.

This is like drinking poison. Soy destroys the thyroid.

Only unsweetened almond, coconut or oat milk. I never forgave my parents nor my school for giving me nasty dairy milk when I was a kid.

I bet it didnt taste too good....

Only unsweetened almond, coconut or oat milk. I never forgave my parents nor my school for giving me nasty dairy milk when I was a kid.

Wow you've held on to that one...too bad. Most of us drank cows milk as the dairy industry is major and ruled for a long time..

1%, 2%, and Whole. I tried skim milk once and it was disgusting.

Ya Skim Milk is basically water...... Yes,disgusting!!

2% for me

Think about it, the population has been sold a bill of goods to drink the milk that cows drink...

Humans drink the milk from cows and goats, and what other animal milk I don't know. But cows and goats etc don't drink Humans Milk. The dairy industry pulled a huge one off 100's of years ago.

Yea I guess we all like it huh Carole?

:)

I suppose mega years ago the dairy industry was searching for milk to replace mother's milk in humans and could be cows and goats are the closest to human. I know that thyroid glands from cows and pigs are used in human thyroid support. I take a thyroid support from the bovine and years ago 1999, I started with Armour thyroid support and it is from pigs. I do best with this thyroid support vs the pharma lab produced synthetic meds...

Yea I guess we all like it huh Carole?

:)

Well yes and no, many don't drink cows milk and know that processed milk has sugars and other stuff --- it's the raw milk that has the best nutritional value if that is what one wants. And the gov and dairy industry are forever working to remove raw milk and cheeses and other raw dairy from the people to buy as many people know about nutrition values and many don't know and just go on about their lives as they do...seeing docs and taking drugs..

Enough babies once they are weaned from their moms, and put on cow milk have issues and one is constipation, then they are switched to goats milk which is more gentle on their systems. I've been around plenty of babies in my life and know this. Dairy foods are constipating all all humans.. And this issue begins when we are babies.