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I read something recently that said non-fat or skim milk wasn’t as healthy for you as 1% or 2% milk. Does anyone know what components would be in skim milk that would make it less healthy? Also, I notice feta cheese is always quoted in the menu as goat’s milk cheese. Does it make any difference if it’s made from cow’s milk?
Hi, WilloJaz. Those would be added milk solids, which are generally highly oxidized and can work against your efforts here. Some skimmed milks are made without them – these are the types that resemble “blue water.”
As for the cheese, we do a soft cow’s milk cheese listed, which can be used for feta.
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