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<blockquote data-quote="NomDeBoom" data-source="post: 3848100" data-attributes="member: 50898"><p>Hmmmm----</p><p>Perhaps OP's reactions may be genetic, to some degree.</p><p> Or, like everything else, 'It (milk) ain't what it yusta be'.</p><p>Personally (so far); when it comes to milk (or dairy products in general) I'm</p><p>pretty much BombProof. (No Sh!t).</p><p>One day; I tried experimenting with some sour milk & have since turned it into all</p><p>manner of concoctions. I've used it to make cheese, as a yogurt 'extender', & have</p><p>employed the resulting whey in all types of cooking & baking.</p><p>Admittedly; I DO cook like an 18th Century Frenchmen...potentially.</p><p>But years later; I have NEVER had any digestive issues resulting from soured milk</p><p>products- even after some 'interesting' results of some very questionable lactation</p><p>fermentation experimentation. I even give to my dog...who's almost 18 years old.</p><p> I've used whole milk, that lame watery stuff, pasteurized, & ultra-pasteurized with</p><p> nary a cramp nor fart. So; It's not for lack of tryin'.</p><p> Might be genetic, or somethin'.</p><p>I just.....don't know.</p><p>...OP's 'issues' might also be due to a change in gut flora, a new 'script (like anti-</p><p>biotics?) a diet change, or...some other crap.</p><p>I just...don't...get paid to know/care ;-]</p><p>Maybe I'll mail ya some homemade cheese.</p><p>Works for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NomDeBoom, post: 3848100, member: 50898"] Hmmmm---- Perhaps OP's reactions may be genetic, to some degree. Or, like everything else, 'It (milk) ain't what it yusta be'. Personally (so far); when it comes to milk (or dairy products in general) I'm pretty much BombProof. (No Sh!t). One day; I tried experimenting with some sour milk & have since turned it into all manner of concoctions. I've used it to make cheese, as a yogurt 'extender', & have employed the resulting whey in all types of cooking & baking. Admittedly; I DO cook like an 18th Century Frenchmen...potentially. But years later; I have NEVER had any digestive issues resulting from soured milk products- even after some 'interesting' results of some very questionable lactation fermentation experimentation. I even give to my dog...who's almost 18 years old. I've used whole milk, that lame watery stuff, pasteurized, & ultra-pasteurized with nary a cramp nor fart. So; It's not for lack of tryin'. Might be genetic, or somethin'. I just.....don't know. ...OP's 'issues' might also be due to a change in gut flora, a new 'script (like anti- biotics?) a diet change, or...some other crap. I just...don't...get paid to know/care ;-] Maybe I'll mail ya some homemade cheese. Works for me. [/QUOTE]
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