Non-Homogenised Milk?

Spender£

Hi does anybody know which supermarkets have non-homegenised milk, i'm not saying i believe the scare stories but i would rather have decent milk because i do enjoy a glass or two a day and would rather get the purest form. Most of them seem to say homogenised and pasturized, i would rather have just pasturized.

Stompa

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/257750530

https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/milk-fresh-milk/sainsburys-jersey-milk--taste-the-difference-750ml

https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/duchy-from-waitrose-traditional-whole-milk/018732-9053-9054

General_Grant

Graham's Organic Milk ("with cream at the top") should be available at Sainsbury's, Tesco, Waitrose, Asda, Aldi, and Whole Food Market.

pumpkin89

As others have said, most Jersey / Channel Islands / Gold Top milk is unhomogenised.
Waitrose Duchy and Daylesford Organic (available on Ocado) are the only brands I'm aware of that offer non-homogenised semi-skimmed milk.

General_Grant

pumpkin89 said:

As others have said, most Jersey / Channel Islands / Gold Top milk is unhomogenised.
Waitrose Duchy and Daylesford Organic (available on Ocado) are the only brands I'm aware of that offer non-homogenised semi-skimmed milk.

Graham's organic does semi-skimmed.  I've some in my fridge right now (from Sainsbury's) - with some of the cream at the top.

Murphybear

Where do you live?  We have a buffalo farm just up the road and they sell organic non homogenised milk.  Buffalo milk is very rich so it may not be to everyone’s taste.  

20aday

It's worth pointing out that Graham's Gold Top, if unavailable, is also under the Taste the Difference/Finest* guise at both Sainsbury's and Tesco (respectively)-sometimes worth checking out the EC Health Mark, especially if you're shopping around.

MrsStepford

Abel & Cole and Riverford both do own unhomogenised organic milk but not sure if taking new customers yet.