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May 3rd, 2007, 05:26 PM
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Great tasting, low cost, low calorie milk
Hi All,
Why does ANYONE buy skim milk?? For half the price, and with much lower calories, and with better taste, they can easily and simply purchase whole milk and mix it with somer water: 1. Whole Milk (3% fat) = 150 calories, $3.50/gallon, great taste. 2. Skim Milk (1% fat) = 130 calories, $3.50/gallon, OK taste. 3. Whole milk mixed with equal amounts tap water (1.5% fat) = 75 calories, $1.75/gallon, great taste. What am I missing here??? -Bill 
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