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Good luck buddy [emoji106]
Sent from Hoskey Hills
The bastiges!
I used to have a dairy close to me that pasteurized there mild the old school way and it would never bother me.
Supermarket milk now a days about kills me.
Are you going to be a farmer for the City too?
People tell me there isn't a difference, but the way the milk is processed has a lot to do with it.
Some cheeses had no lactose in them due to the way the cheese is made, and others are full of it.
Stats say that 60% of the world's population has some form of lactose intolerance from mild to extreme. I'm extreme. Lol.![]()
The way the guy explained it was they do a low and slow temperature rise and it doesn't break down the milk as much.
Big place today super heat the milk then mix it with cold milk as it's going down the line to achieve the 162 degrees in 15 seconds vs the 145 for 30 minutes.
How can you get an easier job than what you had?Thank you it’s been good so far.
How can you get an easier job than what you had?
[emoji848][emoji1785][emoji2961][emoji2959]Yeah, baby! Fast and profitable FTW. Not.
When I can, I get sheep's milk and add lactase to dissolve the lactose. Works pretty good.
I don't know what that means. I actually don't know the connection to why these guys keep asking you if you're a farmer, either. I think that's why I keep asking, lolRemember I’m a poor farmer.... seems to me I read somewhere that there’s more to your potato’s then meets the eye.
I don't know what that means. I actually don't know the connection to why these guys keep asking you if you're a farmer, either. I think that's why I keep asking, lol
Does anyone?
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Haha, that was a good one.I guess I’d have to move lowa.![]()