A New Milk

[Lewis]

We tried Coca-Cola's new milk that costs twice as much as regular — here's the verdict
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/tried-coca-colas-milk-costs-182818094.html

.

 

[Christ_empowered]

I'm looking into this stuff.

 

[th1b.taylor]

Another exercise in lazy. I drank whole milk, God's creation for the good of mankind, and when I was not being incredibly active i limited my food intake and when I was in the Army, building homes and other structures or pouring Mud, I drank all the Whole Milk I could handle to keep my energy level up. When I got fat in Germany, it was because I was promoted and no longer worked so hard so I found it necessary to go back to running 125 miles a week to get my body back into shape and then to hold it there except in 'Nam.

When people diet they destroy the creation of God, not funny. And milk with no fat is awful!

 

[Gary]

From the article:

The beverage, called Fairlife, doesn't contain lactose and it has 50% more protein, 30% more calcium, and 50% less sugar than regular milk.
<snip>
"No protein powders or additional supplements are added," McCloskey said in a phone interview with reporters on Tuesday.



If they're not adding anything to the milk, how do they get more protein and calcium in the filtered milk?
.

 

[Christ_empowered]

I just read about it online a little bit...ummm...a little bit scary, actually. Apparently, they have some special feed they give the cows and some organic farm blog I just read said its Industrial Farming at its most extreme--the cows are kept inside 24/7. Ugh.

 

[turnorburn]

If its GMO stay away from it..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetically_modified_organism

tob

 

[Miss Spaulding]

Nothing but crap. Don't drink it. ...In fact, nobody needs to be drinking milk at all, period.

But if you do, I would only go the raw milk route that's fresh and straight from the cow.

 

[tim-from-pa]

Nothing but crap. Don't drink it. ...In fact, nobody needs to be drinking milk at all, period.

But if you do, I would only go the raw milk route that's fresh and straight from the cow.

I second that. The stuff above looks overly processed. It's another ugly woman with different make-up on hoping she'll turn beautiful. I don't know when people will get it understanding how food comes in its normal form. If you can't find the cartons on trees or hanging from a cow somewhere, then it's a man-made imitation.