Organic Milk

brazilianwax

Mojisola wrote: »

Not sure what you mean by amalgamated milk - could you explain?

Assume she means homogenised milk. I don't buy homogenised milk as I don't believe it's good for you at all.

brazilianwax

frivolous_fay wrote: »

Does anyone avoid amalgamated milk? I've been wondering if I should but then I've sort of been assuming it's pretty hard to avoid. I'm not even sure if the milk from the milkman is amalgamated

Assuming you mean non-homogenised, I've only found one supplier, but luckily it's pretty easily available here (South Wales). http://www.calonwen-cymru.com/ It's organic too

I only buy full fat, several bottles at a time (couldn't bear to run out) and freeze them. I never want to have to resort to homogenised milk.

davetrousers

Homogenised milk has smaller fat molecules. I struggle to find non-homogenised milk, shame.

kate83

Sainsbury's do non-homogenised - I got a couple of bottles in the yellow sticker section the other day. Was very nice but I shuck the bottle up a bit to mix the cream in and ended up with lumps of butter in it!
Also most milk from a milkman is non homogenised.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/sainsburys-price-comparison/Fresh_Milk/Gold_Top_Jersey_And_Guernsey_Milk_1L.html

adsk

Waitrose's own label organic milk is also not homogonised. Tastes particularly nice.

prettypennies

Abel and Cole sell non-homogenised organic milk which is lovely.

http://www.abelandcole.co.uk/newproduct.aspx?product=BLUE2&Ref=/Shop.aspx?tab=Search&text=milk

Natoora used to sell raw milk but not sure if they still do.

There is a listed of raw milk distributors here:

http://www.realmilk.com/where-other.html#uk

http://www.seedsofhealth.co.uk/resources/dairy/index.shtml

frivolous_fay

Thanks all, the correct teminology escaped me!

v8monkeyboy

Just a quickie - I managed to find raw milk today from www.lincolnshirepoachercheese.com

They only sell it on farmers' markets, but do take orders for it for collection, and as they cover most of England with their markets, it should be within reach of many.

I'm picking up my first 8 pints on Saturday - I can't wait!

T xx

hmc

hi
all these different sorts of milk now including organic and cravendale and others. is there any health value to buying more expensive milk? i would if it was beneficial
i dont really understand all the differences
thankyou

iamana1ias

Not organic, but if you can get non-homogenised milk it's probably better for you.