Pasturized Milk

[scubascuba3]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This stuff tastes nice. Has Foremost on the bottle seal. No idea what the thai says

 

[tweedledee2]

2 hours ago, worgeordie said:

But someone said not enough commas,,,,,,,,!!!!

regards Worgeordie

 Now that you mention it.  You do string all your sentences together by using a , instead of a . at the end of sentences. You also use a , where none is needed and there must be something wrong with your space bar.

[elektrified]

On 10/23/2018 at 7:41 AM, BritManToo said:

I agree. (and ChokChai)

If you're in Chiang Mai, you can buy Raw milk from the dairy opposite the zoo 130bht for 5l in a plastic bag.

They recommend customers bring it to the point of almost boiling and then let it sit before refrigerating. We buy the 5l bags for making yogurt.

[BritManToo]

21 minutes ago, elektrified said:

We buy the 5l bags for making yogurt.

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I buy it to drink. 

It tastes good.

[worgeordie]

5 hours ago, tweedledee2 said:

 Now that you mention it.  You do string all your sentences together by using a , instead of a . at the end of sentences. You also use a , where none is needed and there must be something wrong with your space bar.

Or it might just be me.

regards worgeordie

[Mark1066]

Foremost tastes revolting. There’s no way I can believe it’s not reconstituted. Meiji tastes pretty much the same as homogenised milk in the UK and says 100% fresh milk on the label, not just 100% milk.

[elektrified]

13 hours ago, BritManToo said:

I buy it to drink. 

It tastes good.

Do you heat it first as it is not pasteurized?

[BritManToo]

17 minutes ago, elektrified said:

Do you heat it first as it is not pasteurized?

Nope, it's good fresh out of the cow.

[McTavish]

On 10/23/2018 at 9:05 PM, BritManToo said:

100% milk doesn't define if it was reconstituted from powder.

100% orange juice is the same, often reconstituted from concentrate.

100% correct.  90% of chilled milk is made from Fonterra Nz supplied milk powders.  Some brands may include the miniscule volume of fresh Thai milk, suitably pasteurised before blending, and taste varies according to the water quality used to reconstitute.

[johng]

I quite like this milk ...seems only available in Big C though.

[Esso49]

25 minutes ago, johng said:

I quite like this milk ...seems only available in Big C though.

Where do you live ? As my earlier post It is available in Tesco Lotus , Tops, Villa and Big C in Udon Thai and also Phitsanulok areas

[Esso49]

9 hours ago, Mark1066 said:

Foremost tastes revolting. There’s no way I can believe it’s not reconstituted. Meiji tastes pretty much the same as homogenised milk in the UK and says 100% fresh milk on the label, not just 100% milk.

I tend to agree that Foremost taste chalky or powdery. Quite disgusting really but everyone has a different preference. Meiji is not 100% milk, it contains additives although in lieu of real milk I find it acceptable.

Edited October 25, 2018 by Esso49

[johng]

Where do you live ? As my earlier post It is available in Tesco Lotus , Tops, Villa and Big C in Udon Thai and also Phitsanulok areas

I'm in Chonburi province Na-Jomtien...sorry didn't see your earlier post.

 

[scubascuba3]

I tend to agree that Foremost taste chalky or powdery. Quite disgusting really but everyone has a different preference.

People keep banging on about Foremost, which one is it?

[Mark1066]

1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

 

 

People keep banging on about Foremost, which one is it?

 

It’s the one in your picture.

[scubascuba3]

It’s the one in your picture.

Interesting. Shame the label doesn't state it clearly. Not as nice as Magnolia that's for sure

[Mark1066]

1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

2 hours ago, Mark1066 said:

It’s the one in your picture.

Interesting. Shame the label doesn't state it clearly. Not as nice as Magnolia that's for sure

It says Foremost in Thai, in the blue ribbon bit that is inside the orange circle at the top of the label. I know other people have said it's fresh milk but it really doesn't taste like it to me. Neither does Dutch Mill. I've never tried Magnolia, don't think I've seen it anywhere either.

Edited October 25, 2018 by Mark1066

[lopburi3]

36 minutes ago, Mark1066 said:

I've never tried Magnolia, don't think I've seen it anywhere either.

Believe it is sold in MaxValue here in Bangkok. 

[scubascuba3]

It says Foremost in Thai, in the blue ribbon bit that is inside the orange circle at the top of the label. I know other people have said it's fresh milk but it really doesn't taste like it to me. Neither does Dutch Mill. I've never tried Magnolia, don't think I've seen it anywhere either.

Magnolia is in Big C Extra, not Foodland

[suzannegoh]

On 10/24/2018 at 7:29 PM, elektrified said:

They recommend customers bring it to the point of almost boiling and then let it sit before refrigerating. We buy the 5l bags for making yogurt.

That's an interesting recommendation, sounds like do-it-yourself pasteurization.

[elektrified]

1 minute ago, suzannegoh said:

That's an interesting recommendation, sounds like do-it-yourself pasteurization.

It's raw milk. Not pasteurized.

[suzannegoh]

6 minutes ago, elektrified said:

It's raw milk. Not pasteurized.

I know that it's raw when you buy it.  Pasteurization is also a heating/cooling process performed on raw milk.

[BritManToo]

17 minutes ago, suzannegoh said:

That's an interesting recommendation, sounds like do-it-yourself pasteurization.

Raw milk is best for drinking and making cheese (old raw milk = cheese).

But to make yogurt you need a bacteria-free milk, then add your own starter bacteria, so easier to buy pasteurised (doesn't matter if it was real or from powder).

Edited October 26, 2018 by BritManToo

[Mark1066]

The last time I drank raw milk must have been about 44 years ago when I was a young boy on a farm holiday in Devon. Watched the farmer milk the cow then he dipped a cup in the bucket and gave it to me. I bet he’d have some health and safety jobsworth on his case if he did that now (he’s probably not alive now but that’s besides the point!).