Anyone else drink raw milk?

[pinkfox]

if i had a current source for it, absolutly 100% yes i would...(and do when i can get my hands on it) got 2 goats im hoping to freshen in the spring and im still debating adding a mini cow to the family in a few years too lol

 

[so lucky]

A friend of mine had to have radiation and chemo for multiple simultaneous cancers. It was suggested to her to drink raw goat's milk to help her body handle the invasion. She never got nauseous and always looked much better than the other folks who were going through the same treatment. She did lose her appetite, and her sense of taste, but kept on drinking the goat's milk. (This is not a claim to cure cancer, just to help you handle the treatment)

 

[mississippifarmboy]

I've got to churn up a few gallons of milk today or tomorrow. The 'fridge is full again.

 

[Wannabefree]

I've got to churn up a few gallons of milk today or tomorrow. The 'fridge is full again.

Hmmmmm I could prolly help you out with that...take some off your hands to lessen your work load and all...because that's what a good friend would do

Fresh butter sounds goooooood

 

[donrae]

I finally found a source about 40 min away, I have to drive there once a week cause it's only legal here (Oregon) to buy it on the farm. I think it's a bargain at $5 a gallon, they have jerseys and jersey/dexter crosses. I don't tell my honey, but I'm currently getting a little extra to feed to the piggies! I soak bread in milk and throw in some eggs--I call it piggie french toast lol.

 

[Denim Deb]

Or, French toast w/a side of bacon?

 

[shaner]

everyone in this area wont sell any to people, all say a 5000 dollar fine if they get caught/ ? . didnt ask if that just a ohio deal?

 

[so lucky]

everyone in this area wont sell any to people, all say a 5000 dollar fine if they get caught/ ? . didnt ask if that just a ohio deal?

Have you checked the website RealMilk.com, to see what others in your state are doing? You may have to buy a share in a cow, or sign a paper saying you are buying it for animal feed.

 

[so lucky]

I finally found a source about 40 min away, I have to drive there once a week cause it's only legal here (Oregon) to buy it on the farm. I think it's a bargain at $5 a gallon, they have jerseys and jersey/dexter crosses. I don't tell my honey, but I'm currently getting a little extra to feed to the piggies! I soak bread in milk and throw in some eggs--I call it piggie french toast lol.

$5 a gallon is a deal! I pay twice that. Just wanted to say that you could get by with going every two weeks. That's what I do, and keep the extra milk in the coldest fridge, coldest area. Sometimes the rim of the jar starts to smell off, but the milk inside is still fresh.

 

[shaner]

everyone in this area wont sell any to people, all say a 5000 dollar fine if they get caught/ ? . didnt ask if that just a ohio deal?

Have you checked the website RealMilk.com, to see what others in your state are doing? You may have to buy a share in a cow, or sign a paper saying you are buying it for animal feed.

ill give that a try