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Posted by Kentucky30 on June 17, 2007 at 06:26:45 from (4.252.90.172):
I did some searching on the net this morning b/c I didn't want to post such an off-topic question, but I couldn't find anything. Thought I'd check with the farm community.
In the past few years (around here at least) certain milks have developed a bad taste (whang as I would call it). Believe it or not, it's the good brands. A few years ago it was one brand, now it's several. The only thing that's tolerable is Kroger brand and it's pretty good.
My wife is pregnant and is drinking organic. I had a taste of it the other day and it was really good, but it's too expensive as much as I drink.
Anybody have an idea what's in the milk I'm tasting? (I always buy 2%)
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