Is there a non-dairy version of Tuscan Whole Milk, 1 Gallon, 128 fl oz? My 8 month old son has an infant intolerance to dairy, but I would like him to be able to enjoy Tuscan Whole Milk, 1 Gallon, 128 fl oz along with the rest of us. Please let me know. Thx. Is there a non-dairy version of Tuscan Whole Milk, 1 Gallon, 128 fl oz? My 8 month old son has an infant intolerance to dairy, but I would like him to be able to enjoy Tuscan Whole Milk, 1 Gallon,... » Read More Is there a non-dairy version of Tuscan Whole Milk, 1 Gallon, 128 fl oz? My 8 month old son has an infant intolerance to dairy, but I would like him to be able to enjoy Tuscan Whole Milk, 1 Gallon, 128 fl oz along with the rest of us. Please let me know. Thx. « Show Less
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If your baby drinks Tuscan Whole Milk, he will grow up to be among the likes of Chuck Norris, Bruce Lee and Morgan Freeman. (Infant-sized Three Wolf Moon shirt sold seperately.)
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Dog!You can get the non-dairy version from your faucet. Of course, it may taste somewhat watery, but that's the breaks you get when dealing with substitute products.Enjoy!
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You can buy a non dairy version called pre-milk. It's basically milk thats not been through the cow yet. It's often refered to as grass.
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MB,You're too modest! You ran a great campaign and took the political discourse in this great country to a new level! I still have your Newsweekl cover (where were you looking BTW?) on my wall. You will not be forgotten because you are pure, white and American as our Tuscan nectar we all love so dearly.God bless you and God bless the United States of America,G
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it's called water. do the milk anyway, trust me. your baby son is just not used to high-quality, gold-standard bovine colostrum. what comes from our teats couldn't hold a candle to what the tuscan cows produce. damn them! they will create super human avengers all over the world if we do not harness this elixir for ourselves!
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I am sorry that you have an 8 month old who is intolerant to dairy. Intolerance is typically borne out of fear or ignorance. Perhaps if you introduce your son to dairy's enduring qualities and wholesomeness he will become more accepting of dairy and may even grow to love it one day. Your 8 month old may not have the cognitive capacity to understand what his intolerance of milk will lead to and I pity him. No cheese pizza, no cheese burgers, no milk shakes. Acceptance is the key to overcoming this young man's biases and his life will be much richer for it.
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Hi Dog,Good news! There is a non-dairy version - it's called Benjamin Moore Latex Eggshell White and, best of all, any that's spilled can be easily cleaned up with soap and warm water - low in calories too!GMan
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I think you have me confused with Michele Bachmann - no relation. I did have a friend write me in on the presidential ballot after buying him a gallon of Tuscan Whole Milk, 1 Gallon, 128 fl oz. It is a truly evocative beverage and it reminded him what it means to be an American. You are indeed a patriot if you follow election results this closely - bravo.
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We have tried several different brands of powdered milk recently to see which is the best for food storage. This is very good tasting milk according to my husband - very creamy. My ratio is different than the directions on the can as I did not want 3.5% milk fat. I mixed 1/3 c. powder with 2 c. water (or 2 1/2 level Tbsp per cup water). This probably made a very creamy 2% milk - more or less. The directions on the can call for 3 heaping Tbsp. to about 6 oz. water to make 6.75 oz. That's not even a full cup. The can will make 3.5 gallons (about 56 cups of milk) using my ratio above so that equals $4.95 per gallon or $4.70 with subscribe and save option. Not so bad considering. However, if you use the ratios on the can it can be very expensive.
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Pretty positive that's a negative! My husband has issues with dairy and egg as well, and he's never had a problem with Tinkyada. I think all they make are these pastas, and they are just rice.
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This is great. I use Elaine G's recipe too so this info helps. I wanted to know if I could use 2% lactose-free milk since I'm short on regular. I'm also going to add 5% cream- which I didn't realize had other ingredients in it- like "modified milk ingredients. " If you can make yogurt with soy milk- [which I would never use], I don't see why this wouldn't work. I'll try and see. I have also found keeping the temp. at the simmer point for a minute before cooling and the culturing temp. a little cooler than suggested makes a thicker, firmer result.
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I am kind of angry at Nature's One cause I don't feel they are really transparent. It's really hard to find the information about why Baby's Only make babies so constipated: the truth is, this formula is EXTREMELY casein-dominant, much more than any casein-dominant infant formula. This is the reason why they market it as toddler formula, and not just because the company wants to promote infant breastfeading like their consumer service told me when I asked them about infant suitability. Unlike whey, casein is really hard to digest and makes babies constipated. The proteins in Baby's Only are 18% whey and 82% casein, exactly like cow milk, therefore it is NOT suitable for infants (for the record, proteins in breast milk are 90% whey/10% casein in early lactation, 60/40 in mature milk and 50/50 in late lactation). I don't think it's fair that we have to do so much research to find out about it. I feel cheated.
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Chiumei, I believe I get about an inch of froth as well. If I got any more it would run over the edges. I hope yours is running up to the edge before it starts to settle down again. Maybe you need to try a different brand of milk. I'm lactose intolerant and I've found that using different brands of milk, will help the froth or hurt it. Lactaid is the best so far. Hope you have it in your area. I also heard, (haven't tried it yet), that if the milk is warmer (not out of the fridge), it will froth more.
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I use half Chai Concentrate and the other half low fat or nonfat milk. I like to use a 16-20 oz mug. So, to try to answer your question, I get about 4 servings from a 32 oz box. I just love that it is now sugar free!! I love this product--especially in the fall and winter--tastes great!! Subscribe and save usually saves me $$$. Hope this helps!!
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I can't answer exactly, cause it depends on how much milk you like! I usually put around 2 1/2 fingers milk (just warmed it, never overheat it or boiled it, just warm) and this is more than enough to make 2 grande cappuccino or latte (For me I usually drink 1 finger coffee and up to the very top of the glass milk). You could put cold milk no more than the half of the jug, otherwise when start the frothing the froth will go outside the jug. So depends you could make enough froth for a family - coffee, cacao for children and so on. What I have to admit at least is that: so many times I have planned to buy coffee machine and until now I only use this frothing jug. Hope this helps... I can't answer exactly, cause it depends on how much milk you like! I usually put around 2 1/2 fingers milk (just warmed it, never overheat it or boiled it, just warm) and this is more than enough to make 2 grande cappuccino or latte (For me I usually drink 1 finger coffee and up to the very top of the glass milk). You could put cold milk no more than the half of the jug, otherwise when start the frothing the froth will go outside the jug. So depends you could make enough froth for a family - coffee, cacao for children and so on. What I have to admit at least is that: so many times I have... » Read More I can't answer exactly, cause it depends on how much milk you like! I usually put around 2 1/2 fingers milk (just warmed it, never overheat it or boiled it, just warm) and this is more than enough to make 2 grande cappuccino or latte (For me I usually drink 1 finger coffee and up to the very top of the glass milk). You could put cold milk no more than the half of the jug, otherwise when start the frothing the froth will go outside the jug. So depends you could make enough froth for a family - coffee, cacao for children and so on. What I have to admit at least is that: so many times I have planned to buy coffee machine and until now I only use this frothing jug. Hope this helps... « Show Less
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I used 8 as the recommended milk is usually 30 oz. once they start solids you decrease that slowly as they eat more food. I never gave more than 4oz until my daughter was about a year old. That is also the recommended stopping time for bottles. We went to a larger sippy at that time.
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I use 1% milk since I am on a diet. Whole milk taste the best if you are not on a diet. :=)
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Following their usage instructions, it would convert about 8-10 gallons of milk with this size bottle. You need 5 drops for a pint, so 40 drops for a whole gallon. I use mine only for half and half, since I use almond or coconut milk for everything else. I can get away with 4 drops in a pint of half and half and it doesn't bother me.
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Hey, any truth to the rumors about the new Tuscan 2% Milk. That's not cool!
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i am very sorry that i don't have the answer. but i do use SACO powdered milk and i do love that one. the now milk got way too expensive for me. thank you!
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Yes. It is so easy you wont believe!! I used this exact kit, and my results were delicious. I personally used whole organic milk. I made 7 quarts out of one packet. There are 6 packets. Have fun!!
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I have yet to use whole milk. I know that 1% and soy milK work well. My wife used almond milk the other day and nothing happened.
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Thanks for the information. I have never used raw milk, hence my answer. THis is great info to know, in case I get to a dairy! Thanks.
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Has anyone tried using soy milk in any of the recipes? Do you think it will turn out runny like the lactose milk? What do you think about using soy creamer?