what is ‘ultra-pasteurized’ ? doesn’t pasteurised suffice 🤧

and probably pasteurised homogenised & glutton free too 🤣🤣🤣🤣 but yes NSW is the first State in governance that has full power & authority to call a war & lead it in defence of the country

I have just started with normal pasteurised milk. Just introduced it into my shake today. For now the gut seems to tolerate but it was still small amount.

Yes, but sterilised milk, not that yukky pasteurised stuff!!!

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More people in the world drink raw milk than milk that has been pasteurised. They seem to be fine. There are bigger problems like norvirus in unwashed greens that affects “modern” first world countries on the regular.

You get the non pasteurised pints now in 20 pubs in scotland, its a cracking pint...

Milk "Pasteurised" (I don't like the Campylobacter, Cryptosporidium, E. coli, Listeria, Brucella, and Salmonella) ,readily found in raw milk.

made from pasteurised milk like this might be partly cuz my family is from Normandy but I wouldn’t really eat a Camembert if it isn’t made of unpasteurised milk in Normandy cuz it just wouldn’t be the same cheese. Basically if that restriction is there it would change the

Aged like pasteurised milk

Dispatch getting busier every week with tart shells… to be fair they are pretty good !! They are the only premium tarts made local using Irish butter and Irish pasteurised eggs … we are very lucky to have some amazing ingredients on our our door step

These are all made in America even if they say France on it genius. It's not real camembert because the milk they use is pasteurised.

We had a dairy farm in the family, they always warmed the milk/cream in a stock pot, skimmed & the cream off so it was pasteurised. I suspect a lot of other framers do the same.

Past protestors pasteurised - this was a travesty of judicial procedure. Obfuscation and in effect a decision that has blurred the meaning of ‘terrorism’ and of what is ‘a terrorist organisation’

Says the tanning bed user, raw milk drinker, steroid using, antivaxer? I think I will stick with vaccines, sunscreen, pasteurised milk and more veggies, oh and I think steroids are a bad idea, just like taking health advice from anyone who advocates any of this.

*Nagbasag ng pasteurised milk* SABI NA EH buti nalang hindi duwag ang pamilyang to diba admin a and c? DIBA DIBA WALANG MAGTATAGO

Isn’t it illegal to use non-pasteurised milk in yank cheese?

If raw milk is too much of a hassle go for organic & (a2 if available) pasteurised. Avoid homogenised milk. Homogenisation damages the natural molecular structure of milk. Never go for ultra pasteurised as it kills all prana in the milk. (2/n)