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Raw milk/meat study question
I was looking for something else, and found this on Wiki:
Meat study
In one study, one group of cats was fed a diet of two-thirds raw meat, one-third raw milk, and cod-liver oil …
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Does fermentation negate the effects of pasteurization and homogenization (when making yogurt)?
The easy solution would be to buy grass-fed raw milk.
However, if we make yogurt using pasteurized, homogenized milk, are there any risks associated with this? (Oxidized choleste …
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Raw Milk vs Pasteurized Milk - The Fiery Debate!
David Csonka put out a question about the safety of drinking raw milk in another thread, but a recent comment from another thread has led me to want to open the door to the Paleo c …
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Store bought pasteurized whole milk yogurt?
Lately i have been eating quite a bit of Strauss whole milk yogurt.
To make yogurt with raw milk you must heat the milk to 110 degrees and strauss pasteurizes their milk at 170 d …
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Is there any benefit to cooking with raw milk?
Hello all,
I get good raw milk from a farm, and I get a lot (3 2-liter bottles is a lot when you live alone!). I drink it and I make yoghurt, but I always have lots left.
So I …
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Egg Pasteurization Neutralizes Avidin?
Not to be confused with "pastured".
I am interested in drinking raw eggs and I read this Mark's Daily Apple about it:
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/drinking-raw-eggs/#axzz1ivCovj …
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Why exactly IS pasteurized milk so bad? [closed]
Possible Duplicate:
Raw Milk vs Pasteurized Milk - The Fiery Debate!
Someone asked me today what I thought of powdered milk. I said no way, the only milk I'd drink is raw. …
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Worthwhile to use raw dairy (cream) in hot foods?
Something I've been wondering, is there still a benefit to using raw cream in hot coffee? I checked with a thermometer and the coffee starts out around 170F when I put the cream in …