Raw milk coming to Food Market

[Palace Food Market]

Raw milk from Hook & Son Farm is coming to Crystal Palace Food Market http://www.crystalpalacefoodmarket.co.uk/suppliers/ - every Saturday 10-3pm - down Haynes Lane - left after Sainsburys - next to Merlin's shoes.

[Sue]

TB-tested, I trust?!

ETA: My daughter has recently been seriously ill, and one of the things suspected was TB as she had been drinking raw milk (it wasn't, in the end).

[UncleBen]

Not only TB, think about e coli.

[Palace Food Market]

It's tested for everything a lot as it has to be legally. It's Hook & Son, featured in the film Mooman, http://www.hookandson.co.uk/RawMilk/

[UncleBen]

No pints today. Thanks.

[david_carnell]

It's delicious, as is their cream and butter.

[holloway]

TB, E. coli AND Brucella. Scary stuff.

[Lowlander]

Tasty.

To all the health nazis; yes, pasteurisation is great, but (a) give me a choice and (b) the standards for *retail* raw milk are so strict you've more chance of getting TB from someone spitting in the street.

[woodrot]

you fancy playing russian roulette with milk - go ahead - sadly, like MMR, its doesnt just screw you up, if screws us all up.

Health foodies = nazis

[david_carnell]

How does it do that?

Considering TB infected meat has been sold into the food chain by DEFRA, you'll forgive me if I don't give two shits about you moaning about my milk.

[UncleBen]

Bacteria from raw milk excreted by drinker and passed to others that don't drink it. Doh.

[woodrot]

david_carnell Wrote:

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> How does it do that?

>

> Considering TB infected meat has been sold into

> the food chain by DEFRA, you'll forgive me if I

> don't give two shits about you moaning about my

> milk.

and there you go.

[david_carnell]

UncleBen Wrote:

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> Bacteria from raw milk excreted by drinker and

> passed to others that don't drink it. Doh.

Either I'm having a massive irony bypass or that's the singularly dumbest thing I've ever read.

I shit out bacteria and that's passed to others how exactly?

[*Bob*]

We all take precautions, DC - but if the glass coffee table should accidentally break if the wrong moment then there is a health risk.

[david_carnell]

Those LibDems and their raw milk, eh *Bob*.

I'll keep my eyes open. No, wait, closed.

[UncleBen]

You know when 'others' don't wash their hands after said shitting etc. And when you touch the same door handles etc as them. Or when your favourite pub/reastaurant doesn't have soap. Or when the kids that festoon ED pubs etc fill their nappies. The list is endless.

[Lowlander]

woodrot Wrote:

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> you fancy playing russian roulette with milk - go

> ahead - sadly, like MMR, its doesnt just screw you

> up, if screws us all up.

>

> Health foodies = nazis

There were 9042 cases of TB last year. Not one was caused by raw milk. You've more chance of getting it from salad.

To add to that, no-one has caught TB from retail raw milk for decades - to sell it you have to jump through hoops, the hygiene is scrupulous

[woodrot]

Middle class luddism and its food fetish exclusivity as a choice does nothing to assist the current malaise within the food commodity markets- it is uneconomic, ego driven and divisive. The nutritional benefits are negligible if at all.What is sold as the anti consumerism choice is a strawman - its is an essential part of the capitalist model- breeding exclusivity to sell more products. it allows a few to participate, yet often uses more valuable rescources to produce,deliver and market.

innit

[*Bob*]

I like to drink my raw milk straight from the tap.

It makes breakfast a little impratical. Sometimes Rosie knocks the cheerios over and does an eight pint piss over the toast rack.

But - trust me - the flavour is worth it.

[woodrot]

Lowlander Wrote:

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> woodrot Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > you fancy playing russian roulette with milk -

> go

> > ahead - sadly, like MMR, its doesnt just screw

> you

> > up, if screws us all up.

> >

> > Health foodies = nazis

>

> There were 9042 cases of TB last year. Not one

> was caused by raw milk. You've more chance of

> getting it from salad.

>

> To add to that, no-one has caught TB from retail

> raw milk for decades - to sell it you have to jump

> through hoops, the hygiene is scrupulous

Im sure your numebrs are correct, as I am sure there have not been any cases of TB from milk for years- but you need to ask yewrself why are there no TB cases from milk any more ? the raw milk sample/ market share is too small to have any significant relevance here I would have thought

[woodrot]

PS , Im not looking for an argument here, as much as it comes across that way.

[Lowlander]

http://www.hpa.org.uk/NewsCentre/NationalPressReleases/2012PressReleases/120323NinethousandTBcasesin2011/

We live in a free society. Turn your attention to cars, fags and tobacco if you're that concerned.

[woodrot]

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[HonaloochieB]

Lowlander Wrote:

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> http://www.hpa.org.uk/NewsCentre/NationalPressRele

> ases/2012PressReleases/120323NinethousandTBcasesin

> 2011/

>

> We live in a free society. Turn your attention to

> cars, fags and tobacco if you're that concerned.

Good thinking LL, I'll order my fag to scrub down the 'Rrari while huffing down a Marby Red.

That's me focused.

[RosieH]

david_carnell, coming round here, shitting in our mouths with his TB and his tweedy milk. W@nker.

How many of these moaners are fecking us all forever with their insistence on antibiotics for the common cold? Tw@ts.