I met Sabrina, {a.k.a. RhodeyGirl Tests}, in person at the recent Foodbuzz Fest a few weeks ago. She has a food blog and shares great recipes, ideas and stories. We got to talking about dairy farm life and some misconceptions related to milk and she asked if I would be willing to do a guest post on the subject for her blog. I was more than happy to do so and it's up today if you want to take a peek. Here's the link............
RhodeyGirlTests Guest Post
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Ren Lady of the Arts and
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7 comments:
I checked out your guest post. I remember some of those things from your blog. I'm sure in this day and age, that many people are surprised that most dairy farms are family owned. To me that's a good thing!
woot woot super excited to win- thanks for hosting lovely lady!
I'll pop by to check your guest post!
@Pat, Yep some of the same info, different audience:) Just trying to connect with as many people around the world as possible. Thanks for visiting, as always!
@Ren, Congrats on the win!
I'll have to check the post out. I have so many questions about milk. So first we took Enzo to the dentist and he has cavities. I almost died. My friend said that raw milk will fix his teeth and that I should not give him pasteurized milk. Is this true?
@Damaris, no, both raw and pasteurized milk has lactose (sugar) - you probably already know this but brushing teeth is important after drinking milk just as it is after juice so it doesn't sit on the teeth. Both raw and pasteurized milk contain the same amount of calcium. Pasteurized milk also has the added benefit of Vitamin D. I gave my kids pasteurized milk until my youngest turned 3 to be extra cautious since they were so young. We switced to the raw only because we have it here fresh on the dairy every day. If I bought milk, I would buy pasteurized.
Hope this helps!
Nancy
Are you kidding? This helps so much. I started buying raw milk and did the math...over $200 a month. Totally out of my budget! This makes me feel a lot better. I guess my friend was saying that raw milk has more protein and that's why it's better. Anyway, I'm sticking with pasteurized because it's what I can afford. Also, do you think it matters if it's organic? I bet you already answered this question a million times on your blog. Sorry.
@Damaris, I'm so glad you find this helpful! Regarding organic milk, here's my post on organic and conventional milk that will help you.... http://www.thewifeofadairyman.blogspot.com/2010/06/organic-vs-conventional-dairy.html
But in a short answer, if I bought milk at the grocery store, I would buy conventional. Let me know if you have any questions after reading the above post:) Thank you!
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