Re:The World Wants More Camel Milk
by gruez on Thursday May 24, 2018 @11:20PM
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> So is this the new fad after almond and coconut milk?
yep. the only hard benefits listed is "five times the vitamin C" -as if anyone's getting scurvy in the first world-, and "ten times the iron" which may sound impressive, but but a quick search for milk nutrient says that a cup of regular milk has 0.4% of daily iron requirement, so it's 10x of a small number.
>Or does it also cater to people who are lactose intolerant
notice how it says "It doesn’t contain the whey proteins found in cow’s milk that contribute to dairy allergies". so basically it only helps if you're not lactose intolerant, but are allergic to milk proteins. they can't even jump on the lactose free bandwagon with this.
yep. the only hard benefits listed is "five times the vitamin C" -as if anyone's getting scurvy in the first world-, and "ten times the iron" which may sound impressive, but but a quick search for milk nutrient says that a cup of regular milk has 0.4% of daily iron requirement, so it's 10x of a small number.
>Or does it also cater to people who are lactose intolerant
notice how it says "It doesn’t contain the whey proteins found in cow’s milk that contribute to dairy allergies". so basically it only helps if you're not lactose intolerant, but are allergic to milk proteins. they can't even jump on the lactose free bandwagon with this.