Is "minimally processed" milk enough for it to be raw?

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I mean I get the clumps of fat, it smells like clay, etc.

But does it yield the same pros/benefits that completely raw milk does? Is it quite similar enough to the point where the difference doesn't matter?

Any analysis will be appreciated !
 
But does it yield the same pros/benefits that completely raw milk does?
Maybe, raw is still raw tho, if its even minimally processed its still processed, a heating process is heating process doood :feelstastyman: (Both taste the same lowk)
 
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Maybe, raw is still raw tho, if its even minimally processed its still processed, a heating process is heating process doood :feelstastyman: (Both taste the same lowk)
WOW NO NEED TO BE RUDE

I'm just asking if the difference is essentially nonexistent, it comes from a very good source
 

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