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Re:A Story About Piracy by 0815test on Thursday March 14, 2019 @03:06PM (#19392436)
> consider why skim milk costs LESS than whole milk, even though skim milk is more expensive to produce. ...

Isn't skim milk a side-product of making cream and butter, which is the "fat" part you mention? I understand your point, and the consumer side is definitely a factor in how jointly-made products are priced, but it isn't exactly irrational for it to cost less, even though it's made using whole milk as a feedstock.

Re:A Story About Piracy by jkartchner on Saturday March 16, 2019 @02:51AM (#19406685)
No, I don't think skim milk is a byproduct of anything. With whole milk you can get whey and cheese. You can get butter and buttermilk. But skim milk has to be intentionally done. Im pretty sure.