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NeeneeB
Farmgirl in Training
34 Posts
Kristin
N Windham
CT
USA
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 Posted - Jun 09 2012 : 05:12:56 AM
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Love it too! I can get it locally which is great but it's getting more popular and sometimes I miss out. I tried buying some organic milk but discovered that because it has to ultra pasteurized it has no taste! I use the raw for drinking as well as cheese, yogurt and kefir.
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houligan19
Farmgirl in Training
39 Posts
sarah
groton
CT
39 Posts |
Posted - Jun 10 2012 : 08:09:17 AM
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I love raw milk. I am lactose intolerant and because raw milk is not processed, I can drink it. The processing kills the bacteria that help to digest the lactose so I can't drink regular milk. The day I discovered raw milk was the best day ever!
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thebyrdhaus
True Blue Farmgirl
520 Posts
Patty
Columbus
Oh
USA
520 Posts |
Posted - Jun 11 2012 : 09:59:30 AM
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OHMYGosh, I am so jealous of all those who have access to raw milk. I grew up on it and my children did for many years of their young lives. I so wish I could find some in my area.
Patty #1840
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FieldsofThyme
Farmgirl Guide & Schoolmarm / Chapter Leader
4928 Posts
USA
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Sugar Girl
True Blue Farmgirl
108 Posts
Pamela Jean
Sugarloaf
Ca
USA
108 Posts |
Posted - Jun 13 2012 : 9:51:05 PM
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Only way you can get raw milk here in califorina is to have your own goats or cows.
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.Linz.
True Blue Farmgirl
118 Posts
Lindsey
Shippensburg
Pennsylvania
USA
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Posted - Jun 14 2012 : 06:48:22 AM
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Pam, have you looked into Organic Pastures in Fresno? http://www.organicpastures.com/products.html They sell organic, grass-fed, raw milk & I think they ship it, too.
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MiaBella
True Blue Farmgirl
100 Posts
Michelle
New Caney
TX
USA
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Posted - Jun 14 2012 : 2:45:32 PM
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Originally posted by Sugar Girl
Only way you can get raw milk here in califorina is to have your own goats or cows.
Stand for What's Right!
You can buy raw milk from Organic Pastures in some stores, just Google them. Not sure where you are located but I know Goodman's Organic store in Riverside sells their milk. I buy it when I come to CA to visit my grandbabies who live in Moreno Valley.
Also, if you go to www.realmilk.com you can find dairies in your area.
Michelle
Farmgirl Sister #4097
MiaBella Farm
New Caney, TX
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MiaBella
True Blue Farmgirl
100 Posts
Michelle
New Caney
TX
USA
100 Posts |
Posted - Jun 14 2012 : 2:47:56 PM
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Originally posted by Ninibini
Holey Moley! Can you say FREIGHT TRAIN? Suddenly last night I got the worst cramps ever - like birth pains, and then a freight train ran through me. It lasted a couple of hours. I also had icy chills, nausea...yuck. I went to bed around 7:30, then woke up at 3:30 with a much milder case of "the freights"... I went back to bed after my DH and DS left for work, slept a few hours and woke up feeling nauseous as all get. I nursed a couple of cups of tea with lemon and started feeling better around 3:30 this afternoon. I had a very light lunch with about a 1/2 cup of raw milk, and then a full dinner, and haven't had any other symptoms (but also haven't had any more milk!). I am wondering if this is all normal when you make the switch? I am afraid I might have been a little over-zealous on Thursday morning, opting for a full glass of milk with breakfast. Maybe too much, too soon? Eghads - that was no fun! And my face looks like it's breaking out a little bit - not pimply, but with light bumps, but not hive-y looking. My DH says it's the milk and that I'd better quit while I'm ahead; but I'm thinking that it might all be new to my system, and I could build up a tolerance a little at a time. Then my husband saw the news of the E. Coli outbreak in GA/FL, et. al., and he is really upset and worried that I'm the first case in PA! Oh my word... I doubt I'm the first case in PA... and I am hoping the milk isn't "bad." If it were a problem with the milk, surely I wouldn't be the only one with symptoms by now! - Nini
Probably just your body getting used to the GOOD bacteria in the milk. If symptoms persist then you may need to see a doctor or contact the dairy.
Michelle
Farmgirl Sister #4097
MiaBella Farm
New Caney, TX
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BusyBeeMary
True Blue Farmgirl
178 Posts
Mary
Nampa
Idaho
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Posted - Jun 28 2012 : 7:48:22 PM
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Moved to our little homestead in the country in Idaho for two weeks now, before we unpacked, we put a huge garden in, and got raw milk. I was raised on it as a our on a dairy farm in California and was so excited to get back on it. Been slowly reintroducing it to myself and my husband.... And to ky 5 yearold grandaughter who didn't like to drink milk.... Two weeks fast toward. She asks to drink milk contanrly now and my husbands tummy issues are decreasing as well as my ibs. We live the taste, the heartiness and the knowledge that we are doing our bodies a favor by adding beneficial bacterias into our tummies. Yay for raw milk, now back to the unpacking.
To Live a Full life one must LOVE MANY THINGS- Vincent Van Gogh
Mary Fitzpatrick
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http//www.Thepurplecrazylady.blogspot.com
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