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Do you shake your milk before pouring it?
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appleguy123
macrumors 604
No. I think that milk is nasty, and it also makes me sick after I drink it. Most of my family shakes milk though.
mrsir2009
macrumors 604
Yeah... Milk is meant for calves. The only time I drink milk is in other drinks (tea, milo, coffee etc). Can't stand it straight... Yuck.
ChristianVirtual
macrumors 601
A little shake and put my nose nearby to smell the flavor. When I was student I had many milk bottles "getting alive" in my fridge ... Oh, that can be really bad ... 😱
Shrink
macrumors G3
You mean like hamburgers and bread, for example?? 😕😛
As pointed out, since homogenization, shaking is unnecessary. No harm done - just not necessary.
Scepticalscribe
macrumors Haswell
As others have pointed out, since homogenisation, milk does not really need to be shaken. Nevertheless, I must admit that I rarely used to shake it in the days when it came in bottles, - not cartons - cream at the top, which would leave a white moustache on your upper lip when you drank it, as that was the delicious part.
Actually, I'm surprised at how many here on this thread appear to dislike milk. As a child, I loved it, and put it down to maturing taste buds (which grew to prefer coffee, and later, beer and wine rather than milk) rather than the simple fact of homogenisation, when my liking turned to indifference.
It took a visit to an organic food fair in the UK (Bristol) a few years ago, when I had the privilege to taste really good organic milk to remind me of what I used to like as a child; I had forgotten how good it tasted, and now seek it out at farmer's markets and from small artisan producers.
Actually, I'm surprised at how many here on this thread appear to dislike milk. As a child, I loved it, and put it down to maturing taste buds (which grew to prefer coffee, and later, beer and wine rather than milk) rather than the simple fact of homogenisation, when my liking turned to indifference.
It took a visit to an organic food fair in the UK (Bristol) a few years ago, when I had the privilege to taste really good organic milk to remind me of what I used to like as a child; I had forgotten how good it tasted, and now seek it out at farmer's markets and from small artisan producers.
Yep, always will too. Relic from the past, useless habit, and have thrown a fair amount of the white stuff about in doing- but something that I feel to be very important.
Excellent q, Capt. u
Excellent q, Capt. u
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Thomas Veil
macrumors 68030
Wow, this is some kind of throwback. I'm in my mid-50s, and I've never heard of "shaking your milk".
I got used to it from the ones with added calcium where they tell you to shake it.
maflynn
macrumors Broadwell
Definitely, I've quaffed down some chunky milk in my time, I always sniff before pouring.
Half-gallon and gallon milk; no, unless it's chocolate.
In the small milk cartons at school (grade school) I always did and still do. Went to CrackerBarrel yesterday and they brought out two small cartons; shaked them and poured them.
In the small milk cartons at school (grade school) I always did and still do. Went to CrackerBarrel yesterday and they brought out two small cartons; shaked them and poured them.
fireshot91
macrumors 601
No not really.
As to firestar's response, I make my own flavored milk, rather than the bottles, so I have to stir anyways.
I've never heard of anybody shaking milk...😕
As to firestar's response, I make my own flavored milk, rather than the bottles, so I have to stir anyways.
I've never heard of anybody shaking milk...😕
