Unpasteurised milk suppliers?
28 November 2006, 04:24 PM
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Unpasteurised milk suppliers?
We've been getting unpasteurised goats milk for the last couple of years from a WQelsh supplier but they've now shut up shop. Does anyone know of any alternative suppliers for unpasteurised milk?
Not looking for a discussion on the whys and wherfores of it just want to know of any other suppliers!
Ta
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Not looking for a discussion on the whys and wherfores of it just want to know of any other suppliers!
Ta
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28 November 2006, 04:29 PM
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I'd keep your eye out for one or maybe even several of these:
Should be able to provide you with as much unpasterised milk as you'd like.
Milky milky.... luuurvly
Should be able to provide you with as much unpasterised milk as you'd like.
Milky milky.... luuurvly
28 November 2006, 04:36 PM
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28 November 2006, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Coffin Dodger
I'd keep your eye out for one or maybe even several of these:
Should be able to provide you with as much unpasterised milk as you'd like.
Milky milky.... luuurvly
Should be able to provide you with as much unpasterised milk as you'd like.
Milky milky.... luuurvly
Lawn is too smalll .....Jasey: they're organic but none seem to do unpasteurised ....
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28 November 2006, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by hutton_d
Har har ...... Lawn is too smalll .....
Jasey: they're organic but none seem to do unpasteurised ....
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Lawn is too smalll .....Jasey: they're organic but none seem to do unpasteurised ....
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Got pals that makes cheese from un-pasteruised milk - They use a local farm on royal deeside - not sure if distribution would be an Issue ?
28 November 2006, 04:56 PM
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28 November 2006, 05:30 PM
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Ta Jaset - must admit I hadn't searched 'cos the missus said she had .... that'll teach me ....
SS - it's 'pasteurisation' that kills off all those germs and things. Supposedly! But it's a heat treatment so it also kills off lots of good things ... this world is getting too bl**dy elf n safety minded ... I mean lots of people drink milk straight from the cow/goat so what's the problem?
Anyhow, as our last suppliers said, they get so many inspections as they sold 'unpasteurised' that they're probably safer than your normal pasteurised stuff!
You should try it!
Dave
SS - it's 'pasteurisation' that kills off all those germs and things. Supposedly! But it's a heat treatment so it also kills off lots of good things ... this world is getting too bl**dy elf n safety minded ... I mean lots of people drink milk straight from the cow/goat so what's the problem?
Anyhow, as our last suppliers said, they get so many inspections as they sold 'unpasteurised' that they're probably safer than your normal pasteurised stuff!
You should try it!
Dave
28 November 2006, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
for some reason the thought of drinking milk straight from the cow feels wrong 
Done that as a young kid many years ago. TBH it is refreshing seeing someone actively seeking out unpasteurised milk as the UHT treatment kills a lot of the goodness. Couple this with the majority of cream being 'creamed off' and what we get in shops is a pint of water with a little nutrition. Milk from a cow/goat/buffalo that has given birth recently is probably the most nutrient rich food available.
28 November 2006, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Done that as a young kid many years ago. TBH it is refreshing seeing someone actively seeking out unpasteurised milk as the UHT treatment kills a lot of the goodness. Couple this with the majority of cream being 'creamed off' and what we get in shops is a pint of water with a little nutrition. Milk from a cow/goat/buffalo that has given birth recently is probably the most nutrient rich food available.
Dave
PS: wife also drank it whilst pregnant contrary to usual medical opinion ...
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