Is spending 25 bucks on 2 gallons of raw milk worth it

[grayhaahm]

I’m desperate

 

[Vrowding]

nah man, find a better source/farm

 

[Milktard]

if you cant comfortably afford it then dont get it, 25 for 2 gallons isnt even that bad tbh i spend $67 a week for 4 gallons

 

[grayhaahm]

nah man, find a better source/farm

I have farms around me but the don’t deliver and my parents probably won’t let me go to a farm to get i

 

[polarpop]

no just drink pasteurized milk for less brudda

 

[grayhaahm]

if you cant comfortably afford it then dont get it, 25 for 2 gallons isnt even that bad tbh i spend $67 a week for 4 gallons

How much money is stable enough to buy consistently?

 

[slayergod_12]

I’m desperate

no nigga raw milk is ass

 

[grayhaahm]

no just drink pasteurized milk for less brudda

Not as good

 

[Milktard]

How much money is stable enough to buy consistently?

i dont know your financial situation and dont know your expenses, if you have enough to get it weekly then thats good enough

 

[polarpop]

Not as good

the difference is barely negligible

 

[grayhaahm]

i dont know your financial situation and dont know your expenses, if you have enough to get it weekly then thats good enough

I got around 300 bucks

 

[Milktard]

the difference is barely negligible

its really good if you're still growing, its arguably negligible if you are a fully grown adult

 

[polarpop]

its really good if you're still growing, its arguably negligible if you are a fully grown adult

the differnece between raw milk and pasteurized is little to none. doesnt matter if your growing or not growing

 

[Milktard]

the differnece between raw milk and pasteurized is little to none. doesnt matter if your growing or not growing

literally not true, nutritioncels like you only focus on fucking nutrition labels and ignores all bacteria, enzymes and lactoferrin destroyed in the process of pasteurization lol

maybe look beyond the nutrition label?

if you can afford and get raw milk theres no reason not to get it, it is a superior product

 

[polarpop]

Your body already produces digestive enzymes in the pancreas and intestines and the enzemyes in milk contribute little to nothing to aid your digestion so losing them doesnt affect your nutrien absoprtion at all

you lose about 20% of lactoferrin through pasteurization potentially more depending on the method, and your body use the gut barrier and stomach acid as a system that replicates exactly what lactoferrin does. your body already regulates through ferritin and transferrin. after digestion a small remain bioactive.

the difference in raw milk and regular milk is deadass a tiny functional impact thats not worth the huge price difference. if you want to break you back to afford some raw milk when regular milk is 4x cheaper go right ahead theres no issues with that.

 

[arkhamcity]

I’m desperate

Raw milk is such fucking cope, just stop.