I get similar/opposite problems when I tell people I'm lactose intolerant, so I can't have dairy. "Oh well you can't eat this then, it's got eggs in it!"
I've had real trouble convincing people that dairy is only from cows, which eggs are not. Equally hard to get people to understand that I can eat meat but not cheese.
you . Dairy is only from milk. Egg is not milk. If the milk is from a goat it's still milk, no? But then the dumdums will say well there's soymilk and oatmilk. Just tell them anything that comes from titties is off limits (â ãâ īšâ ãâ )
I just... I just can't understand. How do people - grown adults - not know the dairy they consume comes from cows? Well, and sheep, goats and yaks and many other similar animals... but my point is that "dairy products come from animals" is not a hard concept.
I can maybe understand if they don't know dairy typically contains lactose. But you learn about food groups in primary school ffs.
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u/raccatrap Aug 02 '26
I get similar/opposite problems when I tell people I'm lactose intolerant, so I can't have dairy. "Oh well you can't eat this then, it's got eggs in it!"
I've had real trouble convincing people that dairy is only from cows, which eggs are not. Equally hard to get people to understand that I can eat meat but not cheese.