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In a message dated 4/11/01 9:49:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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FYI, they milk Guernseys. Guernsey milk is sooooo much richer than that
Holstein crap as it's much higher in fat. If you were going to drink milk,
I'd tell you to drink Bergey's Milk because they feed, breed and milk the
cows and put the milk in glass bottles all on site. They also have home
delivery. A very popular item is creamline quarts; no homogenation. People
love the taste.
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Great news! I grew up on the island of Jersey, where the cows give even
richer milk. It was delivered in glass bottles with 3 inches of golden yellow
cream at the top. This was known as "top of the milk", and was used for
coffee, with jam with toast, etc. The milk itself was in effect skim milk,
and was used for tea and cereal.
Charles
San Diego, CA
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