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Blue cap milk or green

118 replies

zaza687 · 14/07/2022 18:19

Just a little vote

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Nipplestoyou · 15/07/2022 00:11

I find whole milk far too greasy / creamy on / in anything so I'm going with green (semi skimmed).

Justleaveitblankthen · 15/07/2022 00:12

Blue. Always and exclusively blue. Full fat milk is 96% fat fee and that fat is very good for you. Full fat filtered milk all day long 😋

LuckyStone · 15/07/2022 00:34

Blue, its silver though from our milkman.

I dont understand why anyone would have red, its like drinking white water. There is no point to it

LuckyStone · 15/07/2022 00:37

As some previous posters I am also aware that fat is actually healthy. Especially animal fat. Just look at the last few decades of the low fat craze and how we have become more ill and fatter, not a coincidence at all. The low fat rubbish started in the late 70s, or 80s and things have gone downhill fast since it started. Watched an interesting video about it once on youtube.

MrsBwced · 15/07/2022 00:39

Green for tea
Blue for coffee and cooking

BeerPongChampion · 15/07/2022 00:43

stillherenow · 14/07/2022 18:30

Oatmilk much nicer Grin

Same. No cows exploited either. 🐮

Dasher789 · 15/07/2022 00:46

Blue and occasionally gold for a treat

NorthernLights5 · 15/07/2022 00:48

Green. To me, the taste of blue milk is like drinking cream

abblie · 15/07/2022 05:28

Green

georgarina · 15/07/2022 05:36

Red. Hate 'milk' taste.

Prefer almond milk

Cervinia · 15/07/2022 05:48

Blue is lush but not good for the waistline and too creamy for tea so for me it’s Cravendale Green. I also use Lidl, Aldi and Tesco rip off Cravendale, the Pure type milk.

red milk is not milk, it’s water that went cloudy.

ErrolTheDragon · 15/07/2022 09:17

I dont understand why anyone would have red, its like drinking white water. There is no point to it

It takes the tannic edge off tea and adds that slight lactose sweetness, but without adding grease which tea really doesn't benefit from.

Flavabobble · 15/07/2022 09:18

Depends what I'm using it for.

DrFoxtrot · 15/07/2022 09:27

I find red milk so miserable. I'm happy with green or blue.

TheNoodlesIncident · 15/07/2022 09:45

When I was a kid we got milk in tall skinny glass bottles, then it changed to be shorter dumpier ones (no fat shaming modern milk bottles, just an observation Wink) I can remember vigorously shaking them to get the cream mixed in before making tea with it. Denting the foil top with my thumb to release the lid. And when it froze in winter and pushed the lids up. Smile It seems nicer how it was, looking back...

We are now pretty exclusively green semi skimmed and I can't imagine putting full fat in tea. The gold top Jersey milk makes nice hot chocolate so we occasionally get that for treats. Red is too watery for tea, blue is too creamy, green is baby bear!

Pinkflamingoseverywhere · 15/07/2022 10:50

Blue for coffee, green for tea, and almond milk for overnight oats

ellieboolou · 15/07/2022 14:41

Green for everything

Blue ok in coffee, sauces, bit too creamy for tea

Red should be banned it's white coloured water and gross in tea / coffee

TheWernethWife · 15/07/2022 19:51

Yellow (Bob) milk

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