Milk is the latest food fight.

I don't drink milk at all - real milk or any other kind. I was forced to drink it as a kid and I refuse now!

I always read food label, I do not want fake food, I only buy organic real food.

I like coconut milk and the real milk. They have very different in taste, I prefer drinking regular milk with my coffee or warm with honey. The coconut milk is like a healthy beverage for me.

Reading labels (with tiny print) makes the grocery shopping trip take forever. I try to,watch my sodium intake....they add something unpronounceable...then I'd rather take my chances with the salt. I try to watch my sugar intake but they keep sneaking in the artificial sweeteners which a) taste horrible b) cause so many adverse effects.....again. Then, just give me the sugar. MSG....they try to slip that into everything. Gluten free seems to be the buzz word at the moment....do I care that my dish soap is gluten free? It it ever contain gluten? Would I eat it or drink it?

There was a big fuss about imported plastic rice in our country recently.

Yes it's right I also read this some where

I am lactose intolerant and can't digest milk and other dairy products. I take almonds milk all time. Its more expensive but doesnt mess up my digestive system

I think the dairy industry thinks the alternative milk industry is taking away from their business. But well, my tummy can't handle cow's milk so much - so if I can't drink it, I'm not going to buy it.

And it will be good for you one minute and than it is bad for you.

I use 2% milk and real butter

I don't drink any dairy milk. If I do use it in cereal, I buy organic. It pays to read the labels.

I hadn't heard about fake food, but I do enjoy almond milk. I also drink whole milk.

There are many that have allergies to cows milk, I am one so I drink Almond milk and coconut milk.

We always drink milk but dont check it always . Now i must have too cjeck it always

If I want to consume dairy products, I eat and drink things that start with cow's milk, nothing fancy like almonds or rice. I don't suffer from lactose intolerance, so why shouldn't I have 'the real thing'?

I wasn't aware that anyone held a copyright on the word "Milk."