03-03-2018, 03:45 PM
11
Re: Wot No Milk?
Originally Posted by Longdogs
->
Still no milk in Sainsbury's this morning but had to laugh at the customers standing there staring at the empty shelves.Eventually they were forced to move on to the less conventional stuff and were obviously trying to decide on the best of a bad deal, Coconut, soya, rice, goats, oats, lactose free and cashew.
We ended up with goats milk although I don't hold out much hope for my coffee later.
Oh and no newspapers either.
03-03-2018, 03:47 PM
13
Re: Wot No Milk?
Originally Posted by Longdogs
->
Still no milk in Sainsbury's this morning but had to laugh at the customers standing there staring at the empty shelves.Eventually they were forced to move on to the less conventional stuff and were obviously trying to decide on the best of a bad deal, Coconut, soya, rice, goats, oats, lactose free and cashew.
We ended up with goats milk although I don't hold out much hope for my coffee later.
Oh and no newspapers either.
.
Vanilla soy milk is the staple in this house. Mmmm.
03-03-2018, 04:24 PM
16
Re: Wot No Milk?
Originally Posted by Longdogs
->
Still no milk in Sainsbury's this morning but had to laugh at the customers standing there staring at the empty shelves.Eventually they were forced to move on to the less conventional stuff and were obviously trying to decide on the best of a bad deal, Coconut, soya, rice, goats, oats, lactose free and cashew.
We ended up with goats milk although I don't hold out much hope for my coffee later.
Oh and no newspapers either.
Dongles, I drank nothing but goats milk for over 20 years (I kept goats
), and it tasted very strange when I had to rehome the last one, and go back to cows milk. I did find the milk varied slightly according to what they'd been eating though.
Which leads me to wonder if human babies notice the different taste in their mother's milk if Mum has eaten certain foods? Hmm .......
03-03-2018, 04:27 PM
17
Re: Wot No Milk?
Originally Posted by Mups
->
Dongles, I drank nothing but goats milk for over 20 years (I kept goats ), and it tasted very strange when I had to rehome the last one, and go back to cows milk. I did find the milk varied slightly according to what they'd been eating though.
Which leads me to wonder if human babies notice the different taste in their mother's milk if Mum has eaten certain foods? Hmm .......
03-03-2018, 04:32 PM
18
Re: Wot No Milk?
Originally Posted by Longdogs
->
Is it going to spoil my coffee Mups?
I don't know sweetie pie, it depends on your taste doesn't it.
You might even enjoy it more - or not.
Do let me know.
Funny old characters they are, I love 'em.
A VERY old photo of a couple of 'em being playful.
This was a very pretty little youngster:
|
|
