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"Unnecessary words.. I just read an advert for some flax seeds.. Described as... Natural... Vegan.. Does not contain plastic... Does not contain peanuts does not contain palm oil recyclable... No shit sherlock..whatother made up marketing words are now common parlance? " In some ways I disagree. People want to know what they are eating and where it is sourced from. Peanuts especially due to allergies Whilst the actual product may not some of the factories where it is processed And look at Pret where a girl died after eating a vegan product that contained traces of milk | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr " Organic milk has less puss in it | |||
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"Unnecessary words.. I just read an advert for some flax seeds.. Described as... Natural... Vegan.. Does not contain plastic... Does not contain peanuts does not contain palm oil recyclable... No shit sherlock..whatother made up marketing words are now common parlance? In some ways I disagree. People want to know what they are eating and where it is sourced from. Peanuts especially due to allergies Whilst the actual product may not some of the factories where it is processed And look at Pret where a girl died after eating a vegan product that contained traces of milk " This wasn’t the particular case re Pret, although I absolutely agree with your sentiment. Pret existed in a food and nutritional labelling grey zone which they exploited until it killed a customer; you can argue who’s fault it was all day long! | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr " Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. | |||
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"Unnecessary words.. I just read an advert for some flax seeds.. Described as... Natural... Vegan.. Does not contain plastic... Does not contain peanuts does not contain palm oil recyclable... No shit sherlock..whatother made up marketing words are now common parlance? In some ways I disagree. People want to know what they are eating and where it is sourced from. Peanuts especially due to allergies Whilst the actual product may not some of the factories where it is processed And look at Pret where a girl died after eating a vegan product that contained traces of milk " Whilst I agree with food labelling, I have my own thoughts about levels of responsibility. If I knew I had such severe reactions I would NEVER eat food I hadn't prepared. | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. " All natural grass as well ?? Who checks on that ?? I’d happily be corrected, I’d be surprised if any milk supplied in the UK was truly organic in the literal sense; perhaps a small holding that supplied their product to a very small local geographic radius, beyond that I’d have my doubts. | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. All natural grass as well ?? Who checks on that ?? I’d happily be corrected, I’d be surprised if any milk supplied in the UK was truly organic in the literal sense; perhaps a small holding that supplied their product to a very small local geographic radius, beyond that I’d have my doubts." I don’t buy organic milk so don’t quote me on this but I suspect the grass has to be tested for chemicals or has to be certified pesticide free for a certain amount of time. | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. " And can those growth hormones be passed through the milk for the person drinking it. You know, for people that go to the gym for example? 👀 | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. And can those growth hormones be passed through the milk for the person drinking it. You know, for people that go to the gym for example? 👀" lol I would assume so…. Pros and cons 😂 | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. And can those growth hormones be passed through the milk for the person drinking it. You know, for people that go to the gym for example? 👀 lol I would assume so…. Pros and cons 😂" Steroid milk keeping you big as hell 💪💪💪 | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. And can those growth hormones be passed through the milk for the person drinking it. You know, for people that go to the gym for example? 👀" Unless you’re buying your milk from America then the U.K. dairy herd does not use Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone (rBGH). In fact since the 1990’s there has been a ban on even importing cattle that have been treated with any growth hormone or other anabolic steroid. If we are going to discuss this let’s not spread misinformation | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. And can those growth hormones be passed through the milk for the person drinking it. You know, for people that go to the gym for example? 👀 Unless you’re buying your milk from America then the U.K. dairy herd does not use Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone (rBGH). In fact since the 1990’s there has been a ban on even importing cattle that have been treated with any growth hormone or other anabolic steroid. If we are going to discuss this let’s not spread misinformation " *Puts down 5th pint of milk in disappointment* ☹️ | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. And can those growth hormones be passed through the milk for the person drinking it. You know, for people that go to the gym for example? 👀 Unless you’re buying your milk from America then the U.K. dairy herd does not use Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone (rBGH). In fact since the 1990’s there has been a ban on even importing cattle that have been treated with any growth hormone or other anabolic steroid. If we are going to discuss this let’s not spread misinformation " I took most of the info from the Soil Association website, which I believe is UK based but I’m no expert so apologies if anything is incorrect. Obviously people can also do their own research. | |||
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"Organic milk baffles me, is it none filtered, straight from the teat milk, or is it just like regular milk ? Because in my world all milk is organic 🤷🏻♂️ The mr Organic milk comes from cows that have a natural, organic, grass-rich diet. Non-organic milk has come from cows that have been pumped full of growth hormones, antibiotics and fed genetically modified animal feed. And can those growth hormones be passed through the milk for the person drinking it. You know, for people that go to the gym for example? 👀 Unless you’re buying your milk from America then the U.K. dairy herd does not use Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone (rBGH). In fact since the 1990’s there has been a ban on even importing cattle that have been treated with any growth hormone or other anabolic steroid. If we are going to discuss this let’s not spread misinformation *Puts down 5th pint of milk in disappointment* ☹️" If it helps all milk contains traces of naturally occurring bovine growth hormones…. Otherwise the calfs wouldn’t grow 
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"Unnecessary words.. I just read an advert for some flax seeds.. Described as... Natural... Vegan.. Does not contain plastic... Does not contain peanuts does not contain palm oil recyclable... No shit sherlock..whatother made up marketing words are now common parlance? " I actually wanna know there’s no palm oil as I don’t buy from companies that use it in products and it’s in a surprising number of things | |||
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"Unnecessary words.. I just read an advert for some flax seeds.. Described as... Natural... Vegan.. Does not contain plastic... Does not contain peanuts does not contain palm oil recyclable... No shit sherlock..whatother made up marketing words are now common parlance? I actually wanna know there’s no palm oil as I don’t buy from companies that use it in products and it’s in a surprising number of things " Well sure that's reasonable but saying there's no palm oil in flax seed is like saying there's no palm oil in a orange... I mean why wod anyone think there's palm oil in flax seed? | |||
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