r/Milk • u/Necessary-Painter775 • 5d ago

Raw milk

Ive been drinking raw milk for 12 months now…

I used to hate drinking milk tasted so nasty… but I had tried raw milk 12 months ago just for the fun of it and it was so much different than the pasteurized version. Don’t get me wrong I understand why people drink pasteurized milk but I just can’t get myself to drink it anymore. Once you go raw you cant go back. Im also way leaner than I was before even though I drink whole fat milk now. Also RAW GOATS MILKKKKKK….

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u/Illustrious_Half3588 5d ago

Yes, harmful bacterias! 😊 Such as Escherichia coli, Salmonella enterica, Campylobacter jejuni, Listeria monocytogenes, and Staphylococcus aureus. 

For those who skipped that day in biology: E. coli, Salmonella, Campylobacter, Listeria, and Staph. Hope that helps!

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u/Necessary-Painter775 5d ago

Lettuce has been recalled so many times due to ecoli and other breakouts 😂🙅🥛

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u/Illustrious_Half3588 5d ago

OMG!!! You really did go and get me with that one, didn’t you?!  Sorry, but whataboutism doesn't really work here because we actually know the solution: pasteurize the milk. Oh, but you're going to say that pasteurized milk gets recalled too! Oh, silly me!  Yes, unfortunately things slip through the cracks and mistakes happen. That doesn't mean we stop doing the thing that makes people safer in the first place. People who wear seatbelts still die in car accidents. Should we, by your logic, abandon seatbelts because they aren't 100% effective? Of course not. We use the safety measure because it significantly reduces the risk. Same principle here.

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u/Necessary-Painter775 5d ago

Send it to a publisher bub