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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: _33 on January 28, 2011, 12:57:26 PM
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Why does it taste so much different out of the carton than from a glass? Chingon?
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Or in a plastic cup vs. real glass cup.
I just put strawberry syrup in it every time and then the problem goes away from all the flavor and sugars.
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i've been on an organic milk kick lately, incredible stuff.
of course, every one here knows i'm the worlds biggest milkest/pro-milkest and drink gallons of it per week.
i do have special milk glasses at home although i don't generally use them b/c they aren't big enough to handle my abnormally large milk appetite.
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I know milk tastes different when it comes in opaque containers because light can break down some of the proteins.
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I can't drink skim milk, that is just like drinking water!!
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
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We go through three gal's of soy milk a week.
<----Allergic to delicious regular milk. Makes me not able to breathe.
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We go through three gal's of soy milk a week.
<----Allergic to delicious regular milk. Makes me not able to breathe.
that is seriously rough ridin' with your hormones bro/miss
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Thought this was going to be a creepy pregnancy porn related thread.
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We go through three gal's of soy milk a week.
<----Allergic to delicious regular milk. Makes me not able to breathe.
that is seriously rough ridin' with your hormones bro/miss
drinking soy milk? :dunno:
Thought this was going to be a creepy pregnancy porn related thread.
I thought it was going to be about Sean Penn making out w/ James Franco. :ck:
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:confused:
http://www.menshealth.com/nutrition/soys-negative-effects
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:confused:
http://www.menshealth.com/nutrition/soys-negative-effects
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Done with soy.
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:confused:
http://www.menshealth.com/nutrition/soys-negative-effects
:surprised:
Done with soy.
Don't worry. Casey can be a girl's name, too.
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:confused:
http://www.menshealth.com/nutrition/soys-negative-effects
:surprised:
Done with soy.
Don't worry. Casey can be a girl's name, too.
:curse:
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
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i'd rather drink a case of tim fitzgeralds throw up than drink soy milk. i'm serious, give me a rough ridin' break here.
also, 42's you tube milk slam needs to be added to this thread. he's my brother in milk.
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Yea, drink rice or almond milk instead of soy. hth.
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
i would have treated this guy the same way i treated the dude with the cool toys that my parents wouldn't buy me. besties.
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
didn't say I wouldn't do the same. :dunno:
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
I guess you could order it from a restaurant.
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
didn't say I wouldn't do the same. :dunno:
Your comment is just pointless. No crap, if someone makes something for a living they aren't going to go out and purchase it for more $$$.
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
I guess you could order it from a restaurant.
True story, i've never ordered milk from a restaurant, even as a kid.
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
didn't say I wouldn't do the same. :dunno:
Your comment is just pointless. No crap, if someone makes something for a living they aren't going to go out and purchase it for more $$$.
the point is the taste, not the cost.
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
didn't say I wouldn't do the same. :dunno:
Your comment is just pointless. No crap, if someone makes something for a living they aren't going to go out and purchase it for more $$$.
the point is the taste, not the cost.
Well no crap, I bet it tastes better when it's fresher. Milk doesn't taste as good when it gets older.
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thoughts on the milk served at the ksu cats dorms? derby dining?
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thoughts on the milk served at the ksu cats dorms? derby dining?
I drank it and I'd drink it again.
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true story, the organic milk i bought from costco last weekend's "good until" date is march :eek:
imagine stocking up on 2 months worth of milk at a time, holy shite i'd be in heaven. march.
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
didn't say I wouldn't do the same. :dunno:
Your comment is just pointless. No crap, if someone makes something for a living they aren't going to go out and purchase it for more $$$.
the point is the taste, not the cost.
Well no crap, I bet it tastes better when it's fresher. Milk doesn't taste as good when it gets older.
no clue. What would fresher milk taste like?
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thoughts on the milk served at the ksu cats dorms? derby dining?
those big bags of milk, served just above freezing? Yeah, I'll get in line for that :lick:
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had a classmate who's family ran a dairy. They only drank milk straight from their farm. They wouldn't touch stuff at the stores.
Uh, if you ran a dairy, would you buy milk from the store?
didn't say I wouldn't do the same. :dunno:
Your comment is just pointless. No crap, if someone makes something for a living they aren't going to go out and purchase it for more $$$.
the point is the taste, not the cost.
Well no crap, I bet it tastes better when it's fresher. Milk doesn't taste as good when it gets older.
no clue. What would fresher milk taste like?
It's not pasteurized. That is why it tastes different.
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true story, the organic milk i bought from costco last weekend's "good until" date is march :eek:
imagine stocking up on 2 months worth of milk at a time, holy shite i'd be in heaven. march.
we don't drink much milk, so we buy organic because it's good for so long.
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
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Europeans don't refrigerate milk.
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
I know milk tastes different when it comes in opaque containers because light can break down some of the proteins.
:blindfold:
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Europeans don't refrigerate milk.
water is wet, europeans are rough ridin' gross, cireksu has a massive drinking problem. tell us something we don't know.
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
I know milk tastes different when it comes in opaque containers because light can break down some of the proteins.
:blindfold:
So when I pour the milk from the carton into a glass the proteins magically reform and restore the taste? :dubious:
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I love Whole Milk (Vitamin D), and I'm not fat! :gocho:
But I will drink any milk, pretty much obsessed with chocomilk.
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=mods?= pls rename this thread to milk n00b thread
I love Whole Milk (Vitamin D), and I'm not fat! :gocho:
But I will drink any milk, pretty much obsessed with chocomilk.
you're rough ridin' gross
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
I know milk tastes different when it comes in opaque containers because light can break down some of the proteins.
:blindfold:
So when I pour the milk from the carton into a glass the proteins magically reform and restore the taste? :dubious:
Actually, the light would come in and break down the proteins. I don't think it happens that fast, though. Everything tastes better in glass. It's not just milk.
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
I know milk tastes different when it comes in opaque containers because light can break down some of the proteins.
:blindfold:
So when I pour the milk from the carton into a glass the proteins magically reform and restore the taste? :dubious:
Everything tastes better in glass. It's not just milk.
False, everything tastes exactly the same from a carton as it does in a glass. Everything except milk. But why?
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
I know milk tastes different when it comes in opaque containers because light can break down some of the proteins.
:blindfold:
So when I pour the milk from the carton into a glass the proteins magically reform and restore the taste? :dubious:
Everything tastes better in glass. It's not just milk.
False, everything tastes exactly the same from a carton as it does in a glass. Everything except milk. But why?
Are you talking about paper cartons or plastic cartons?
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Dorm's choc milk was amazing. I didn't breathe right my entire frosh year between the awesome choc milk and all cereal options they had for breakfast(always got up too late for hot).
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You actually poured some into a glass? :rolleyes:
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
I know milk tastes different when it comes in opaque containers because light can break down some of the proteins.
:blindfold:
So when I pour the milk from the carton into a glass the proteins magically reform and restore the taste? :dubious:
Everything tastes better in glass. It's not just milk.
False, everything tastes exactly the same from a carton as it does in a glass. Everything except milk. But why?
Are you talking about paper cartons or plastic cartons?
Plastic.
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
I know milk tastes different when it comes in opaque containers because light can break down some of the proteins.
:blindfold:
So when I pour the milk from the carton into a glass the proteins magically reform and restore the taste? :dubious:
Everything tastes better in glass. It's not just milk.
False, everything tastes exactly the same from a carton as it does in a glass. Everything except milk. But why?
Are you talking about paper cartons or plastic cartons?
Plastic.
smell of the milk around the top( like the dried up part that's left around the lid) could be part of it.
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Hmmmm, yeah. Yeah, maybe.
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thoughts on the milk served at the ksu cats dorms? derby dining?
As a former food science major, nothing was better than refilling my 32oz KSU mug with their amazing chocolate milk for 50 cents everyday.
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Hated milk growing up because the carton always had some missing girl's face on it.
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I've been doing the vitamin D, organic, with added omega 3s. Like to poor it into a glass and the put the glass in the freezer for a few minutes. :lick:
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Toupe Tactics Always Fail, thank you for taking this thread seriously, as it was intended.
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Toupe Tactics Always Fail, thank you for taking this thread seriously, as it was intended.
:cheers: <----- but with an ice cold glass of moo juice
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anyone with crusty milk around the top of their container is rough ridin' gross.
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anyone with crusty milk around the top of their container is rough ridin' gross.
sorry man, we don't all have you milk drinking powers to be able to take down the whole gallon+/day. :drink:
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What I would guess:
The size of the opening. A bottle has a narrow opening, which doesn't allow you to smell your drink as easily. This is why you are more likely to drink spoiled milk from the bottle (you don't smell the spoilage until you taste it with your mouth). When you pour milk into a glass you a get a wider area to smell from and you have disturbed the milk releasing more milk particles to smell into the air. Since a large majority of what we sense as taste is smell this in principle could be a factor.
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Dorm's choc milk was amazing. I didn't breathe right my entire frosh year between the awesome choc milk and all cereal options they had for breakfast(always got up too late for hot).
Why would you limit it to breakfast with all those options? I had cereal for 3 meals a day for the first month I lived in the dorms. My cereal intake decreased slightly over the rest of my freshman year, but not by much.
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What I would guess:
The size of the opening. A bottle has a narrow opening, which doesn't allow you to smell your drink as easily. This is why you are more likely to drink spoiled milk from the bottle (you don't smell the spoilage until you taste it with your mouth). When you pour milk into a glass you a get a wider area to smell from and you have disturbed the milk releasing more milk particles to smell into the air. Since a large majority of what we sense as taste is smell this in principle could be a factor.
Wow, great point. It seems the pieces of this puzzle are all falling into place.
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For those in KC, check out the milk from Shatto dairy. Comes in glass bottles. Costs a little more, but you get a deposit back on return of the bottle. They have some flavored milk. Try the root beer. It sounds gross at first, but is insanely good. Think about the flavor at the end of a root beer float. That's what you get, except lots of it.
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my guess is the glass you pour it in is already half full of diet coke so what you are actually drinking is a milk/diet coke cocktail which tastes different than the milk out of the container
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milk is kinda grosses anyway. makes me dangerously gassy.
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Have a glass with bfast and a glass with dinner every day.
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Europeans don't refrigerate milk.
water is wet, europeans are rough ridin' gross, cireksu has a massive drinking problem. tell us something we don't know.
also, wtf
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Europeans don't refrigerate milk.
water is wet, europeans are rough ridin' gross, cireksu has a massive drinking problem. tell us something we don't know.
also, wtf
I hope your keys aren't close
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Does anyone know why milk tastes so much different out of the carton than from a glass? :dubious:
Why does milk taste better in a glass than a plastic carton?
It doesn’t. That’s what milk's spokespeople say, anyway. “The great taste of milk is the same regardless of the package it comes in,” they insist. Rather, they say, “the particular way that people choose to enjoy their milk can affect their perception of taste.” Sure, most people would agree that the milk is indeed delicious and refreshing, and pouring it into a glass could influence the sensation of its flavor. But is it possible that the subtle variation in taste that some notice among plastic cartons and glass bottles is more than just a psychological effect of their milk-consumption rituals?
Given that the formula is always the same, yes, according to Sara Risch, a food chemist and member of the Institute of Food Technologists. “While packaging and food companies work to prevent any interactions, they can occur,” she says. For example, the polymer that lines plastic cartons might absorb small amounts of soluble flavor from the milk. Conversely, acetaldehyde in plastic cartons might migrate into the milk. The FDA regulates this kind of potential chemical contact, but even minute, allowable amounts could alter flavor.
Your best bet for getting milk’s pure, unaltered taste is to drink it from a glass bottle, the most inert material it’s served in. Even that’s not a sure bet, though. Milk maintains strict uniformity in processes in all of its worldwide bottling facilities, but it concedes that exposure to light and how long the product sits on store shelves may affect the taste. So yeah, the packaging might mess with milk’s flavor, but we’ll still take it any day over soy milk.
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Also, I remember how weird it was the first time I saw zapped milk in Latin America. I mean, you could buy it and just like keep it in a closet or in your backpack or something for months until you opened it. Made me nervous about drinking it cuz it reminded me of the "7 years bubble gum" myth.
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Also, I remember how weird it was the first time I saw zapped milk in Latin America. I mean, you could buy it and just like keep it in a closet or in your backpack or something for months until you opened it. Made me nervous about drinking it cuz it reminded me of the "7 years bubble gum" myth.
like astronaut ice cream?
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Also, I remember how weird it was the first time I saw zapped milk in Latin America. I mean, you could buy it and just like keep it in a closet or in your backpack or something for months until you opened it. Made me nervous about drinking it cuz it reminded me of the "7 years bubble gum" myth.
This sounds made up
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like astronaut ice cream?
Nope. Just a carton of irradiated milk. Also, was there anything more disappointing about that forced grade school trek to Hutchinson than the astronaut ice cream. It's like they were looking for ways to make kids be more rational and not want to grow up to be astronauts.
This sounds made up
I know, right? It just seems ridiculous, but it's very common-place down there. Like dancing and narco-trafficking.
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I've been a rabid milk drinker my whole * life, we drink with every meal... 4-5 gal/wk. Milk NEVER goes bad at the KSUTOMMY house. Gonna suggest to Mrs KSUTOMMY that we try organic milk next grocery trip, just to check out the difference.
*elite milk pun
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like astronaut ice cream?
Nope. Just a carton of irradiated milk. Also, was there anything more disappointing about that forced grade school trek to Hutchinson than the astronaut ice cream. It's like they were looking for ways to make kids be more rational and not want to grow up to be astronauts.
Yeah, I remember hearing about that and thought "cool" when I was on a scout trip there. Then I had some and was all "Flavored styrofoam. WTF?"
Now they've repackaged it and its camper's ice cream that you can get at places like Cabelas. Still have no more urge to try.
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Also, I remember how weird it was the first time I saw zapped milk in Latin America. I mean, you could buy it and just like keep it in a closet or in your backpack or something for months until you opened it. Made me nervous about drinking it cuz it reminded me of the "7 years bubble gum" myth.
I have a friend that works for a beverage distributor and they have chocolate milk that is stored in the warehouse NOT in refrigerators.
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Also, I remember how weird it was the first time I saw zapped milk in Latin America. I mean, you could buy it and just like keep it in a closet or in your backpack or something for months until you opened it. Made me nervous about drinking it cuz it reminded me of the "7 years bubble gum" myth.
This sounds made up
I think America might be the only country in the world that still drinks milk that must be kept refrigerated. Other countries don't have to refrigerate milk because they use a different method of pasteurization.
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For those in KC, check out the milk from Shatto dairy. Comes in glass bottles. Costs a little more, but you get a deposit back on return of the bottle. They have some flavored milk. Try the root beer. It sounds gross at first, but is insanely good. Think about the flavor at the end of a root beer float. That's what you get, except lots of it.
that shatto root beer milk makes a great white russian
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For those in KC, check out the milk from Shatto dairy. Comes in glass bottles. Costs a little more, but you get a deposit back on return of the bottle. They have some flavored milk. Try the root beer. It sounds gross at first, but is insanely good. Think about the flavor at the end of a root beer float. That's what you get, except lots of it.
orange cream is great if you can find it, banana sounds gross but isn't bad at all. Root beer milk is splendid.
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I started drinking Almond milk. Delicious. Next time you are at the store, pick some up. I buy it along with 2% as well.
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For those in KC, check out the milk from Shatto dairy. Comes in glass bottles. Costs a little more, but you get a deposit back on return of the bottle. They have some flavored milk. Try the root beer. It sounds gross at first, but is insanely good. Think about the flavor at the end of a root beer float. That's what you get, except lots of it.
orange cream is great if you can find it, banana sounds gross but isn't bad at all. Root beer milk is splendid.
My wife tried some orange at the dairy when she toured it. Didn't care for it. Doubt I would either--not a fan of orange anything but juice. Banana probably wouldn't be bad as long as it tastes like real banana and not fake banana flavor.
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"Astronaut" ice cream never actually made it to space. :surprised:
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I started drinking Almond milk. Delicious. Next time you are at the store, pick some up. I buy it along with 2% as well.
Do they make it in root beer?