Posted by Traditional Farmer on February 17, 2020 at 08:42:31 from (71.51.164.125):
In Reply to: Re: Milk posted by ss55 on February 17, 2020 at 08:11:56:
Our whole family drank only raw milk when I was growing up,my grandmother drank it from the time she was born in 1902 until about 1975 when she quit milking her cow.All the neighbors drank raw milk too never knew anyone that got sick from it.Every time I go to PA I go by a dairy that sells raw milk at the farm been stopping there for years.Most of the hype about the dangers of raw milk came from the dairy lobby back in the 1960's to outlaw raw milk to limit competition.These are the same people the huge dairies are putting out of business these days,they will get no sympathy from me. Pretty crazy here in the state of VA I can't legally buy raw milk from my neighbor but can buy tobacco products and alcoholic beverages.Milk from the grocery store still tastes odd to me.
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