RE: How do you prefer to drink your milk? (Mini comment contest # 11)

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....THIS IS MY PARTICIPATION IN THE MINI CONTEST....

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I tend to drink very little milk because I was diagnosed as lactose allergic, from there I have had to make some adjustments in my life to get rid of the terrible discomfort of allergic rhinitis. I have managed to try some plant milks such as coconut milk, oat milk and sesame milk. I usually use them when I drink coffee with milk at home and also in cakes and rice pudding. Maybe the taste is not the same but I like it, plus my quality of life has improved a lot by not drinking cow's milk.

Sometimes I make some disorders and I dare to drink chocolate or a coffee with milk when I am out of the house, but then when I get rhinitis I regret having consumed it. It's all a matter of getting used to it and adapting what is more beneficial to our health.

This time I'm going to invite @brujita18 and @rosmiapure



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ohhh sesame milk interesting. How’s the taste? I’m curious to try some 🥛

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At first it was a little bitter, but I have managed to prepare it without the bitter taste, it is tasty, it tastes like sesame seeds, very similar to peanuts. My Regards @appleeatingapple

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Hi @alborhada

It's good to see you participating.

Assuming you're lactose-intolerant, the wisest thing to do is consume plant-based milks, like the ones you mentioned, and even make them yourself (you can share each recipe in this community). Coconut milk is delicious; it's great for making strawberry smoothies. Sesame milk is also very tasty, just by itself.

I know from observation and the experiences of people I know that replacing cow's milk with goat or sheep milk, has been beneficial for them, but I don't know if it would apply to you.

In any case, consuming plant-based milks is very healthy, and the best part is that they're cruelty-free.

Thank you for participating in the mini-contest.

Cheers!

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Hi @sirenahippie I have heard of goat's and sheep's milk but since they are not as commercial as cow's milk I haven't tried them. So far I have been doing well with plant milks. Thanks for the suggestion

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Oops, lactose allergy, that's too bad, but we must adapt to what we have to live with. Health comes first.

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Wow amiga que malo pero afortunadamente existen otras opciones querida así sigues disfrutando esas bebidas. La leche de vaca natural una exquisitas. Saludos

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