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Old 27-10-2004, 14:15   #25
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Re: Milk

Never been a big Milk drinker myself.
Only time I have it is with my cereals but then I leave the milk and throw it away.
I know someone who drinks pints of milk though throughout the day.
Now that is excessive !!!

Though if y'ouve seen the film 'Leon', you are supposedly meant to drink tonnes of it.

Anyway I'm going off topic.
Why does milk last longer.... dont know.... but I did find a quote:

Quote:
The dairy processing industryââ‚à ƒ‚¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢s collective investment in extended shelf life (ESL), ultra high temperature (UHT) and aseptic packaging technology allows fluid products to reach the end-user more efficiently while maintaining quality. Product can be shipped greater distances, and long-life processing helps ensure product integrity, whether milk is delivered to retailer distribution centers or via the more labor-intensive direct-store delivery method. Whatever the destination, fluid products processed with innovative methods can handle more stress during the process than traditionally processed milk.
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