Have you ever seen this lactose free milk and wondered what on earth is it? Because I have picked it up and just put it down because I'm not going to be the guinea pig because personally I am allergic to dairy and I've also got intolerance to dairy. So when I was reading it and they're like oh lactose free milk from cow's milk I'm like okay what does that mean? But today I found out like it simply just means that it's gone through a process where they've removed lactose from the cow milk but it's still dairy so basically only people that have lactose intolerance which is apparently a digestive condition can drink it but those are allergic to dairy like moi we receive an immune response so it's like my mind's just blown i have both an allergic reaction and i have intolerance to it so thank god i've been avoiding it but it's like Jesus Christ. What's the point? Cow's milk is still dairy. If you've ever wondered maybe my explanation helped you or not let me know because I usually look at the box and I'm just like mmm I don't understand but I stayed away from me. Thank God I did.

I recently tried a lactose free milk and I really don't remember what brand it was it's a brand also makes like a normal dairy milk but this one was lactose free and I haven't had a normal milk in like years cause I'm lactose intolerant so am I mean I thought it tasted like milk but I personally like would rather just have a cold milk or coconut milk

Listen, if you're gonna do something like that, then just do oat milk, something like that, trust me, way better.