Do you like your milk with less or more fat?

@grenery8 (13805)
Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
February 26, 2025 10:38am CST
Standard fat here is 2.8% Not sure who determined it but yeah, always that number. Since i'm not a big fan of milk, every percentage for me it counts actually,my senses roger me which is good and which isn't. I once tried milk with 1,5% of fat and it was so light but more expensive and i couldn't find it in every store. Visiting one store where i'm not returning due to their awful treatment of me as a customer, having digital coupons, i won free milk but with 3.2% of fat. I thought i was going to pass out but it was okay, actually and for my only means to use: for cereals and in some meals.
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@lilacskies (6045)
• United States
11h
I drink 2% whole milk so maybe I like my milk with more fat. I'm not sure. Why would you pass out from drinking milk with 3.2% fat? Is it unhealthy?
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@JudyEv (347034)
• Rockingham, Australia
3h
We buy Hi-Lo milk but I don't know what percentage of fat it is. It's marketed as reduced fat but skim milk has even less fat. I don't like that. It's too watery.
@NJChicaa (121578)
• United States
11h
Skim for me
@Bensen32 (28079)
• United States
6h
I grew up always drinking 2%, I didn't know any different that is what my parents bought, I did get 1% after moving on my own and it tasted different but not enough for me to care which one I drank.
@somewitch (2217)
10h
I tried skimmed milk once and it sucked. I’d rather add protein powder to water than have skimmed milk. Partially skimmed is the most common here and it’s almost 2% fat. I buy whole and it’s 3,5%. If fat is an issue I’ll just drink less, but I’m too used to the taste and creaminess of whole I can’t have any other milk. Even plant-based milk is meh.
• United States
10h
I can't drink or use milk in anything. I'm lactose intolerant. It makes me sick.
@DaddyEvil (142131)
• United States
11h
We buy almond milk. I have trouble with real milk
@Rimps85 (2264)
• India
11h
never checked that details...