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Soy "milk" may soon be targeted for not coming from cow [View all] left-of-center2012 Jul 2018 OP

Milk should be openly defined to come from any animal (Cow, goat, cat, etc.) Renew Deal Jul 2018 #1

You are talking about a nation that elected Donald Trump dbackjon Jul 2018 #6

It doesn't? Renew Deal Jul 2018 #24

The hardest part of getting christx30 Jul 2018 #25

As long as commercial milk's pumped full of hormones and antibiotics, sandensea Jul 2018 #2

What next? They'll come after processed cheese product? IronLionZion Jul 2018 #3

"What next? They'll come after processed cheese product?" BumRushDaShow Jul 2018 #23

They should call it a yellow mess of chemicals IronLionZion Jul 2018 #38

That's why I think it will take some time to come up with revised labeling BumRushDaShow Jul 2018 #40

I was in Trader Joe's today crazycatlady Jul 2018 #61

Yeah BumRushDaShow Jul 2018 #63

Which is stupid in ways you don't realize jmowreader Jul 2018 #30

I think that's why the FDA rejected it IronLionZion Jul 2018 #39

I love almond and soy milk workinclasszero Jul 2018 #4

OK with me, as long as animal milk has a warning: "If you are NCjack Jul 2018 #5

LMAO!! It makes my sweet little daughter Codeine Jul 2018 #19

well that would clear up the confusion for all those people who think soybeans have nipples. unblock Jul 2018 #7

Owh, my bones are so brittle... FSogol Jul 2018 #8

vitamin K bdtrppr6 Jul 2018 #55

I thought the GOP didn't like regulation. vsrazdem Jul 2018 #9

For a long time I have wondered why they call plant and almond juice milk. Cold War Spook Jul 2018 #10

It's similar to milk of magnesia Blues Heron Jul 2018 #12

You got me. Cold War Spook Jul 2018 #18

House cats seem to like cow's milk and cream. n/t FSogol Jul 2018 #13

It gives many of them diarrhea unc70 Jul 2018 #20

But are an example of a mammal drinking the milk of another mammal like the FSogol Jul 2018 #21

My labs love milk dbackjon Jul 2018 #27

Lactose is the issue,I think Rorey Jul 2018 #28

It's an emulsion of oils/fats in water, with sugars and minerals -- just like any milk. eppur_se_muova Jul 2018 #29

Soy colloid? lagomorph777 Jul 2018 #33

I make my own almond milk or oat milk it is made from mucifer Jul 2018 #51

This kind of stupid crap is why funding for the FDA is going to get whacked The Mouth Jul 2018 #11

what about liebfraumilch Blues Heron Jul 2018 #14

LOL! Coventina Jul 2018 #46

Dairy industry influenced, no doubt. C Moon Jul 2018 #15

here's a solution.... Javaman Jul 2018 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author Javaman Jul 2018 #17

They need to rewrite Macbeth too... FSogol Jul 2018 #22

Just call it Milk Substitute OnlinePoker Jul 2018 #26

Oh noes ! What about Rock Milk ? eppur_se_muova Jul 2018 #31

OK, let them use the term "milsch" rock Jul 2018 #32

I was born during the latter stages of the oleo-margarine wars in the 40s(?) rurallib Jul 2018 #34

"How has that worked out?" BumRushDaShow Jul 2018 #64

So tedious. yewberry Jul 2018 #35

Or the late Harvey Milk (n/t) 24601 Jul 2018 #62

Up here you can't call something ice cream unless it has a certain percentage of butter fat. EllieBC Jul 2018 #36

As a kid in the 1950's ... left-of-center2012 Jul 2018 #42

I think they call it light ice cream now jmowreader Jul 2018 #49

It's juice. DiverDave Jul 2018 #37

I agree. Owl Jul 2018 #44

Meh, they're just claim free speech and keep labeling it accordingly. NT. NutmegYankee Jul 2018 #41

I call my soy milk 'smilk'. Sounds like the cow industry Glimmer of Hope Jul 2018 #43

What about coconut milk Raine Jul 2018 #45

Seems reasonable oberliner Jul 2018 #47

That's interesting jcgoldie Jul 2018 #48

The goat, sheep and camel dairies are now scratching their heads jmowreader Jul 2018 #50

Seriously? Lewis Black called it like 10 years ago! Initech Jul 2018 #52

I agree with this - call it mylk or something else but it's not milk. Justice Jul 2018 #53

The clue is in the word "soy." That means it comes from soy, not cows. Doodley Jul 2018 #54

Poor San Francisco DFW Jul 2018 #56

The future is dairy- and meat-free. Codeine Jul 2018 #57

hard to believe this is and issue Steerpike Jul 2018 #58

Can peanut butter still be called butter? Snellius Jul 2018 #59

The factory farm dairy industry needs to die. hunter Jul 2018 #60