Thread: where to get RAW milk.

Cleopatra's Bath Milk for NSW / QLD

Here's a list of suppliers for NSW (Other states are listed too)

http://www.rejoiceinlife.com/kefir/prodNSW.php

If you dont have any luck there I can give you a contact for Bondi Junction.

Aphrodite's Bath Milk for VIC

Best place to source this is at the Melbourne Farmers Market

Thank-you for that infromation...

C-man

yepo im in sydney so im gona get into that cleopatras bath milk!!!

Originally Posted by Jesper

The less fat the better? Sorry mate you are misinformed here. The less processed the milk is, the better it is for you :). Skim milk is probably the worst milk you can consume. If you are worried about the calories, eat less carbs!

The best milk is RAW milk, e.g. milk that is completely untouched by human intervention. In Sydney I believe Cleopatra's bathing milk is the only raw milk you can buy, and it is typically only available in selected health food stores. Its fat content slightly higher than regular milk. It is absolutely beautiful to drink :D!

PS. I promised myself to not respond to anything while I am in Hawaii but just couldn't resist answering this one. Firstly because of the illusion many have about the 'goodness' of processed low-fat milk, secondly about the myths in general about RAW milk.

Hawaii, you bastard!

lets see, it would be winter there, very nice weather and big surf on the North shore... enjoy Holie

I'm getting closer to raw milk. Got pasturised unhomogenised milk.

Dang it taste's good! Even the chunky bits hehehe.

Details: Bought at local organic shop, had 1lt and 2lt sizes;

Norco Unhomogenised Perfect Organic.

Originally Posted by C_T

I'm drinking my FIRST EVER RAW MILK!!!

Dang it taste's good! Even the chunky bits hehehe.

Details: Bought at local organic shop, had 1lt and 2lt sizes;

Norco Unhomogenised Perfect Organic.

I'm converted :)

Also got organic eggs, $8 for a dozen, i'm cooking them up shortly, will let everyone know if they taste/cook better :)

Only unpasturised is Raw Milk.

However organic, unhomogenised is far better than conventional products. You can buy a similar product at safeway, coles called 'Pauls Bio-Dynamic Unhomogenised milk.

yea thats what i use belmont! great stuff! *thumbs*

Originally Posted by Belmont

Only unpasturised is Raw Milk.

However organic, unhomogenised is far better than conventional products. You can buy a similar product at safeway, coles called 'Pauls Bio-Dynamic Unhomogenised milk.

I read the bottle after my post, hence the edit "getting closer to raw milk"...

I thought i was the real stuff in the shop till i posted and the side said pasturised :(

Getting closer though...

Melbourne
Coles
Parmalat Milk

hey guys,
i just got some milk straight from a dairy farm it has been pasturised to remove potentialy harmful bacteria but its Unhomogenised and is full cream of course! it tastes alot richer than pauls organic full cream?

i was jus wondering if this is still ok to use and wont put fat on?

I wouldn't think milk with the original fat content would be a good idea for a "fat lean" diet.

Milk has a high amount of sugar (lactose), fat content, and protein.

With combined sugar and fat, it is *designed* for calves to *put on fat fast* as well as muscle growth.

Whilst this formula is probably good for bodybuilding, you should read up on how fattening it will be too. If it's excessive, you'll have to go on a cutting diet before having built much muscle. It's probably good for someone on 'roids:D

if its produced from clean healthy cows their should be no need to pasturize as it would be fine to drink, you will never find RAW milk in a supermarket that is unpasturetzed as it is illegal to produce and market as raw milk.

THE MILK WILL ONLY BE AS GOOD AS WHAT THE COW IS FEAD AND HOW IT LIVES.

Thanx 2h2h!
might do some research! its damn good milk but yea might be a lil to good;)