"Milk is for babies. When you get older you drink beer."
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Can't count how many times I've seen Pumping Iron lol."Milk is for babies. When you get older you drink beer."
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Each shopping trip I pick up 4L of each; almond, cashew, and oat.I used to drink lactose free milk, but now I'm onto oatmeal milk.
mashed potatos, milk&rice, cake, oatmeal, coffee. etc.What kinda dinners?
Last article I saw was saying 3.2 gallons per almond, on average. I don't drink the stuff but I guess there are some "higher end" almond milk brands that use over 3 times the amount of almonds to make a half gallon than some brands use.It takes 400 gallons of water to grow 1 pound of almonds. 2 pounds of almonds makes 1 gallon of milk.
Do the math.
per almondLast article I saw was saying 3.2 gallons per almond, on average. I don't drink the stuff but I guess there are some "higher end" almond milk brands that use over 3 times the amount of almonds to make a half gallon than some brands use.
Depends on who is making it, according to the interwebs, somewhere between 30 and 255. There is a good bit of info out there on it, but that is a lot of fresh water.per almond
How many almonds to make one gallon of milk?
Count me-in! Been drinking it for 71-3/4 years.Do we have any heavy weight milk drinkers here?
I guess I'm one. I usually drink 2% but will drink whole milk if there's no 2%. I can usually go through a gallon in (2) days. The colder the better. I keep my milk on the very bottom shelf of my fridge. When maintenance checks our appliances, my freezer reads -2* and my fridge reads 33*-35*. I have a very nice 1-1/2-2-year-old Kenmore fridge.
Any other heavy weight milk drinkers here?
.... or when dunking Oreos, Chocolate Chip or Oatmeal cookies in a glass of milk.I drink one gallon of 2% every 3-4 days. Nothing beats milk with a PB&J sandwich.
I'm a few years behind but followed a similar path. Once in a great while I'll buy 1/2% if they are out of 1% or go with extra rich 2% if I have to. Never chalk water (skim milk) though.Count me-in! Been drinking it for 71-3/4 years.
In the 1950s-60s-70s, it was whole milk. Then in the 80s and 90s, I switched to 2%. In the last 20 years or-so, I'm going with 1%.
A gallon lasts me 3-4 days usually, depending on how much Kelloggs / Post assorted cereals I eat in the AM.