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Have I missed something?
I know that I am a bit old fashioned and stuck in my ways but have I
missed something along the way? I bought a litre of Gold top milk in Tesco a couple of days ago and the label states "Tesco finest milk from purebred Jersey and Guernsey cows" "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? David @ a now wet side of Swansea Bay |
Have I missed something?
On 2013-12-14 17:04:33 +0000, David Hill said:
I know that I am a bit old fashioned and stuck in my ways but have I missed something along the way? I bought a litre of Gold top milk in Tesco a couple of days ago and the label states "Tesco finest milk from purebred Jersey and Guernsey cows" "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? David @ a now wet side of Swansea Bay Interesting question. I wonder what they'd say if you asked them! -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon |
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"David Hill" wrote in message ...
I know that I am a bit old fashioned and stuck in my ways but have I missed something along the way? I bought a litre of Gold top milk in Tesco a couple of days ago and the label states "Tesco finest milk from purebred Jersey and Guernsey cows" "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? David @ a now wet side of Swansea Bay .................................................. .......................... David, how about 'wet' milk made from 'powdered milk' for a starter? Mike --------------------------------------------------------------- www.hmscollingwoodassociation.com www.rneba.org.uk |
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On Sat, 14 Dec 2013 17:04:33 +0000, David Hill wrote:
"Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? David @ a now wet side of Swansea Bay No artificial insemination in those herds then? Can't you father do that? No, miss, it has to be the bull. |
Have I missed something?
On Sat, 14 Dec 2013 17:04:33 +0000, David Hill
wrote: I know that I am a bit old fashioned and stuck in my ways but have I missed something along the way? I bought a litre of Gold top milk in Tesco a couple of days ago and the label states "Tesco finest milk from purebred Jersey and Guernsey cows" "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? Is it homogenised? Most shop milk is now, which is why you don't get the cream floating on top. Maybe Tesco have started selling an unhomogenised version as they can see a market for people who want a creamy topped milk just like it used to be. G.Harman |
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On 14/12/2013 18:04, David Hill wrote:
I know that I am a bit old fashioned and stuck in my ways but have I missed something along the way? I bought a litre of Gold top milk in Tesco a couple of days ago and the label states "Tesco finest milk from purebred Jersey and Guernsey cows" "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? David @ a now wet side of Swansea Bay It probably means if it totally free of horse milk. ;-) -- David in Normandy. |
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wrote in message ... On Sat, 14 Dec 2013 17:04:33 +0000, David Hill wrote: I know that I am a bit old fashioned and stuck in my ways but have I missed something along the way? I bought a litre of Gold top milk in Tesco a couple of days ago and the label states "Tesco finest milk from purebred Jersey and Guernsey cows" "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? Is it homogenised? Most shop milk is now, which is why you don't get the cream floating on top. Maybe Tesco have started selling an unhomogenised version as they can see a market for people who want a creamy topped milk just like it used to be. G.Harman When I was working it was common for me to buy a pint of milk form a mikman I would encounter on his round. I asked one for a pint and he asked " Pasturised, Sterilised. Homogenised or Jersey ? " We do we get those choices any more ? Bill |
Have I missed something?
"David Hill" wrote in message ... I know that I am a bit old fashioned and stuck in my ways but have I missed something along the way? I bought a litre of Gold top milk in Tesco a couple of days ago and the label states "Tesco finest milk from purebred Jersey and Guernsey cows" "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? David @ a now wet side of Swansea Bay Digitally maybe ?....:-) Bill |
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On 14/12/2013 17:17, Derek Turner wrote:
On Sat, 14 Dec 2013 17:04:33 +0000, David Hill wrote: "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? David @ a now wet side of Swansea Bay No artificial insemination in those herds then? Jersey and Guernsey coos? I think they might want to use AI given how cantankerous the bulls of those breeds can be. -- Phil Cook |
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On 2013-12-14 22:04:02 +0000, Phil Cook said:
On 14/12/2013 17:17, Derek Turner wrote: On Sat, 14 Dec 2013 17:04:33 +0000, David Hill wrote: "Made in the traditional way." Is there any other? David @ a now wet side of Swansea Bay No artificial insemination in those herds then? Jersey and Guernsey coos? I think they might want to use AI given how cantankerous the bulls of those breeds can be. They're said to be related to Spanish fighting bulls. Ai for Jersey herds is well distributed all over the world. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon |
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Digitally maybe ?....:-) Bill That's the way I was first taught to milk a cow. |
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