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Talk about music, movies, TV, books, other types of entertainment and what your vices are. Also, if you're addicted to the high you get off Aspirin, this is the place to talk about it.
a glass of iced milk with a table spoon of unpasteurized honey in it.(by iced i mean with actual ice cubes in it).
orange crush.
coffee (black)
tang.
coke.
Unpasteurized milk has more vitamins than most fruit juices... A glassful of cow milk equals one orange in the amount of C vitamin, for example, but pasteurized milk has none. Pasteurizing makes the products last longer, but the process "kills" a lot of good stuff in them. I bet this goes for honey as well.
Goretheglowingone wrote:a glass of iced milk with a table spoon of unpasteurized honey in it.(by iced i mean with actual ice cubes in it).
orange crush.
coffee (black)
tang.
coke.
allright. Now for a biochemical rant on how dumb yanks are.
HONEY IS ALMOST PURE SUGAR WITH ADDED BEE SECRETED ANTIBIOTIC (they actually get most of them from bark). PATERUIZATION IS NOT GOING TO DO A FUCKING THING TO IT< HONEY IS ALMOST TOTALLY ANTIBACTERIAL THERE IS JUST ABOUT NOTHING THAT CAN FUCKING LIVE IN FUCKING HONEY YOU STUPID FUCKING FUCKS. SECONDLY ALL THE HONEY THAT YOU WANKERS BUY HAS BEEN PUT THROUGH A MICROPORE FILTER THUS REMOVING MOST THINGS IN THE MOTHERFUCKING HONEY THAT ACTUALLY MAKE IT *HONEY* SO ALL YOU ARE DOING IS BUYING FLAVOURED PLANT GLUCOSE THAT COSTS MORE THAT FUCKING SYRUP. SO YOU BOUGHT EXPENSIVE SHIT SYRUP THAT HAS BEEN HEATED SO THAT NOTHING HAPPENS. IT CANT EVEN FUCKING CRYSTALISE CAUSE YOU HAVE REMOVED ALL THE POLLEN THAT INITIATES CRYSTALLIZATION. RETARDED.
Kashluk wrote:Unpasteurized milk has more vitamins than most fruit juices... A glassful of cow milk equals one orange in the amount of C vitamin, for example, but pasteurized milk has none. Pasteurizing makes the products last longer, but the process "kills" a lot of good stuff in them. I bet this goes for honey as well.