Why is filtered Milk a waste of money? I don’t know much about it.
They run the milk through an additional extra fine mesh filter. The goal depends on the product. In some cases, they do it to increase protein content or remove more fat. Some people claim it makes the milk taste better or creamier.HelloNanaimo wrote: ↑ Why is filtered Milk a waste of money? I don’t know much about it.
Thats why I get the Ultra Filter where the protein content is 50% higher....Dynatos wrote: ↑ They run the milk through an additional extra fine mesh filter. The goal depends on the product. In some cases, they do it to increase protein content or remove more fat. Some people claim it makes the milk taste better or creamier.
In this case, they do it to remove additional bacteria, which prolongs shelf life over regular pasteurized milk.
For the Lactania PurFilter product, you're paying +50% (regular price) for a longer shelf life, and that's it. The nutritional content is identical. For 2%: 130cal/service, 5g of fat, 9g of protein, 12g of carbs, 45% VitD, 10% VitA, and 30% Calcium.
https://beatrice.ca/en/ontario/product/2per-4l/
https://lactantia.ca/food_product/lacta ... lk-bottle/
I tried it this morning, and yes it does.lemmiwinks wrote: ↑ Anyone know if this applies to homo milk as well?
All these years drinking of the Neilson Microfilter Milk buying into the marketing saying “1% tastes like 2%” - I took it for face value.Dynatos wrote: ↑ They run the milk through an additional extra fine mesh filter. The goal depends on the product. In some cases, they do it to increase protein content or remove more fat. Some people claim it makes the milk taste better or creamier.
In this case, they do it to remove additional bacteria, which prolongs shelf life over regular pasteurized milk.
For the Lactania PurFilter product, you're paying +50% (regular price) for a longer shelf life, and that's it. The nutritional content is identical. For 2%: 130cal/service, 5g of fat, 9g of protein, 12g of carbs, 45% VitD, 10% VitA, and 30% Calcium.
https://beatrice.ca/en/ontario/product/2per-4l/
https://lactantia.ca/food_product/lacta ... lk-bottle/
Im pretty sure Ontario is the only jurisdiction where milk doesn't come in a plastic jug by default.HelloNanaimo wrote: ↑ All these years drinking of the Neilson Microfilter Milk buying into the marketing saying “1% tastes like 2%” - I took it for face value.
Haven’t tried the Fairlife Milk. Something about Milk coming in a plastic bottle, didn’t do it for me. Might try now. Thanks for the info!
oh you don't breastfeed from a cow? something they've been doing for centuries? you must not be evolved then
that's good comedyYup, fair point for those who don't drink as much.LNahid2000 wrote: ↑ It's a money saver for me since it takes me a month to go through 4L of milk. It's worth the extra dollar since regular milk starts to go bad after 2 weeks.
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