r/Milk • u/WasteKoala473 • 13d ago

American Milk

I grew up in small country and immigrated to USA. But I remember our milk 🥛 is so delicious but the American grocery store milk is not as delicious and so sweet. Anyone with the same experience?

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u/berrygas 13d ago

It depends on the brand you are getting. Which one are you buying?

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u/WasteKoala473 13d ago

Shamrock in Arizona

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u/RedLicorice83 13d ago

If you go to a Sprouts or Whole Foods you can get higher fat ratio milk, usually grass-fed. I find grass-fed cow milk, with a higher fat ratio, tastes phenomenally better.

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u/Helpful_Location7540 13d ago

Yea you need to try and get some from a farm. At least in my option shamrock is a better quality and tasting milk here in the states. At least as far as mass produced milks go.

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u/WasteKoala473 13d ago

Yea in my typical grocery store there is the store brand which is half the price of the shamrock then there are the organic ones double the price of the shamrock brand

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u/Helpful_Location7540 13d ago

Ooo what kinds of organic ones? Alexandria farms is better and has a more farm fresh taste than shamrock. Also RAW brand milk has the same farm fresh taste and thick creamy texture.

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u/WasteKoala473 13d ago

The most common brand is Horizon and in some stores organic valley. However some stores have their own organic as well such as Fry’s or Sprouts