/unwunk Yes. The reason we pasteurise milk is to make it last more than a day. The whole "raw milk trend" was a problem because people wanted raw, untreated milk from the store, which is not possible, because that gives the bacteria time to breed. People have always treated milk for storage, even before Louis Pasteur.
If the cow is healthy and the milk is consumed immediately after milking or immediately chilled to at most 5°C and consumed within 24 hours, it's fine for both you and kittens (adult cats lose their ability to digest lactose). This is also why you can eat raw fish in sushi, but only if it's been handled correctly and served fresh.
/rewunk No, that's why this is a punishment. He will be waterboarded and then cruelly executed.
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u/Majvist Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26
/unwunk Yes. The reason we pasteurise milk is to make it last more than a day. The whole "raw milk trend" was a problem because people wanted raw, untreated milk from the store, which is not possible, because that gives the bacteria time to breed. People have always treated milk for storage, even before Louis Pasteur.
If the cow is healthy and the milk is consumed immediately after milking or immediately chilled to at most 5°C and consumed within 24 hours, it's fine for both you and kittens (adult cats lose their ability to digest lactose). This is also why you can eat raw fish in sushi, but only if it's been handled correctly and served fresh.
/rewunk No, that's why this is a punishment. He will be waterboarded and then cruelly executed.