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abysmalpoptart@lemmy.world to Comic Strips@lemmy.world · 2 days ago

Better than powdered milk

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Better than powdered milk

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abysmalpoptart@lemmy.world to Comic Strips@lemmy.world · 2 days ago
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    But did he add powdered milk to it to get more milk per milk?

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    image

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      i broke my toe on sunday so this especially hurts. it was my fanciest one!

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    My lactose intolerance is giving me tummy aches just looking at this.

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    Wouldn’t it be just fat?

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      We call it butter

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        I like powdered butter on my powdered toast, man.

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      Basically, id imagine it would just be like regular butter, no water and all the milk solids that would normally be in the buttermilk

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        Ghee

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          Ghee has the milk solids removed, its essentially clarified butter.

    • abysmalpoptart@lemmy.worldOP
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      He’s pretty clearly drinking 100% milk

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      It would, yes.

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      Yeah, he’s drinking butter.

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      No, fat isn’t milk.

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        Not with that attitude

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          look at op, likes to drink white water (it’s what us dairy folk call skim)

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    I don’t know what the big deal is. Just take 50 pints of 2% and mix them together.

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      Homeopathic milk.

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        Is that anything like Neanderthals, or is this more of a Denisova situation?

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      50 pints of 2% milk is the same as 2 pints of 50% milk by the power of percentage equivalence

      So to get to 100% milk, we need 100 pints of 1% milk

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        Someone should tell Nile Red there’s absolutely no way he’d be able to condense 100 pints of 1% milk into a single pint of 100% milk.

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      Yeah, right! You just want us to become one of those math problem characters.

      Chemical_cutthroat wants 50 pints of milk, but milk only comes in 4 Litre jugs. How many jugs must they buy to make 100% milk?

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        I’m gonna keep it a buck, I’m bad with math and I love milk, so really whatever you show up with is gonna get a passing grade.

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      The math checks out, but I’m not certain if the milk science checks out

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    do people really think it’s % of milk? it’s fat

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      That’s the joke, goober.

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        i’m not your goober, doofus >:[

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          you’re not? Where did I leave him :(

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      um aksully, when the milk is fat it’s called HEAVY cream to emphasize how overweight it is. 2% milk is called 2% milk because it’s 2% of the milk. The farmers are scamming you out of 98% of your milk. Whole milk is also a scam. You’d think it’s 100% milk, but nope. When they filter 100% milk into 2% milk, whatever leftover doesn’t go into the 2% hole becomes “Whole” milk. 1% milk is a rounding error from this system, and don’t even get me started on skim milk. They don’t even have milk in that milk.

      For internet sarcasm reasons, this is a joke.

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        Oh fuck I thought it was “hole milk.”

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          You wish!

          And don’t even get me started on hoe milk.

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      No but its funny to pretend otherwise

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        That’s exactly what my archenemy would say. Now prepare to meet your end

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        understandable, have great day

    • DominusOfMegadeus@sh.itjust.works
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      People think a LOT of things

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        I think my grandpa sticks his dick in the milk when nobody is home.

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          No way!

          He does it when people are asleep, but technically they are present.

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      I’m allergic so I have no clue what the percentage is in relation to. Could be the chance of following our former prime minister and shitting myself in a maccas.

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      The scientist has created 100% milk. No ambiguity, just milk

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    This exists. It’s called ghee.

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      Ghee? As in ghee butter? That doesn’t sound like mad-scientist-developed 100% milk to me.

      Checkmate. Glad we clarified that

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        Ghee was made as a means of preserving dairy fat solids that can persist even in hot and humid regions of India.

        It’s 100% fat with all milk solids and moisture removed. For something as easily spoiled as a dairy product to be immune to heat and humidity that was developed before refrigeration existed, that’s pretty mad science to me.

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        The percentage listed on milk is the percentage of fat.

        100% would be 100% fat – which is basically butter.

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          Butter is about 82% fat, at least in Europe.

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          Which is also good to just eat straight up.

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            Are you my cat?

        • abysmalpoptart@lemmy.worldOP
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          The comic itself is making a play on words, and I am playing along with that play on words. I thought it was clear enough to declare the mad scientist thing.

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      What about condensed milk?

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        i assume you are referring to evaporated milk and not sweetened condensed milk

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    Wouldn’t it become 99% milk the moment it touches his saliva?

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      No, that’s the problem with making 100% milk that he solved: the milk transforms any liquid it touches into more 100% percent milk, so it is truly 100%.

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        Ah, milk-9.

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          Plan Milk from Outer Space

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          milkgoo

          strange milk.

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            Also what happens when milk gets old.

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              It retires and goes on to live the rest of its life in Thailand.

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    Could have just bought Original Bulgarian Miak.

    stuff is pretty powerful.

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    Would colostrum be 200% milk?

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    would that give me super powers?

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      Pure milk fat? Your super power will be explosive bowel movements.

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      Your bones will be indestructible. The rest of your body might be too frail to bear such power, though.

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        So it’ll turn each and everyone into Bruce Willises

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      Obviously: it’s made him bulletproof. Who knows what other powers he’ll have when he finishes chugging

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      Either that or diabetes.

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      Probably

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    Dio “reject my humanity” vibes.

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