substitute for organic milk
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Anonymous
| I live in an area of the world where organic milk isn't available. Does anyone know how I could go about researching alternatives? No organic soy, almond ,etc. I'm thinking of when my (now 8 month) baby weans as well as my 5-year old. |
Anonymous
| Really -- what area has no organic milk? Just curious. |
Anonymous
| Hemp milk. Rice Milk. |
Anonymous
| For pete's sake, give us a country. |
Anonymous
| Not the OP, but we took a summer vacation on a lake in rural New York state. Local grocery store didn't have organic food. Sure, I could have driven 30-40 minutes to buy it, but I wasn't about to do that. I'm sure there are plenty of lower income urban areas and rural areas where organic food isn't available. OP-- if you are in the U.S., could you order shelf stable organic milk via someplace like Amazon? Personally, I wouldn't bother, but if it's important to you that could be an option. |
Anonymous
| OP, can you find goat milk where you are? |
Anonymous
| Unless there is something wrong with the regular milk supply where you are located, there is nothing wrong with using regular old pasterurized milk, even if it's not organic. |
Anonymous
|
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Anonymous
Yup, pasteurized milk abroad is much better than the crap in this country. Other countries don't pump their cows full of hormones. |