In Springfield, Afghan Mini Market on Backlick Rd has a sign advertising camel milk on its door, but I’ve never been.

If you're in NoVA, there is a store in Fairfax that advertises that they have it. I'm pretty sure the name is Halal Bazar. Chances are pretty good that if you call around to your local middle eastern stores, you can find it.

I think you can order it online and they ship it frozen from somewhere in the Great Plains. I always see the sign in Racine on the way back from Chicago.there are a lot of middle eastern people in Wisconsin, minnersota and Illinois as well as Michigan so guess they drink it?

Anonymous wrote:Dog milk is very nutritious. We get ours from the local shelter. You have to have nimble fingers but with practice it gets easier.

As if that’s different than cows?

Anonymous wrote:Dog milk is very nutritious. We get ours from the local shelter. You have to have nimble fingers but with practice it gets easier.

This gave me a hearty laugh

Camel milk was available in Dubai but very few drank it. It is definitely an acquired taste. Very acquired.

Dog milk is very nutritious. We get ours from the local shelter. You have to have nimble fingers but with practice it gets easier.

Try the local zoos.

Not fresh, no.

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I want to try camelid milk after reading about all of the benefits. Anywhere in the area have it?