@Background Pony #3A45  
It might not be a hot summer day, but a cool spring afternoon.

Considering that Equestrian cows are also sentient, milk is probably treated less as an “animal product” and more like a “contribution to society” there. So I can visualize mare milk charity drives pretty well! More like Kickstarter reward sketches than actual commodity, though, but I certainly would throw all my money to whatever Shy is promoting here.

We all know where that milk came from.  
’Nuff said..

@Iketani Iridium
 
Oh. The image didn’t load when I looked here before.

@sumbozo
 
well it came from a real girl scout so……

Is it made from real Girl Scouts?

@BarryFromMars
 
Salutations from a /b/tard.

@Iketani Iridium
 
Wat…

 
Damn you pegasi!

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@BarryFromMars
 
… “That’s how people get curds and whey; just by letting milk sit in a jar (with access to air but not to bugs) somewhere.”
 
At room temperature too, I add. (Sorry.)
 
I realize that raw milk is outlawed in some places, but I haven’t had any trouble with drinking it in the past though all of the raw milk I’ve had was from the same farm. I even made yogurt with the milk I got from that farm! Fresh yogurt, Cheese, Clabber, Whey and Farmer’s Cheese! When you get down to it, Milk has a lot of stuff you can get out of it and that’s where the term “Milking it for all it’s worth” Comes from.
 
… And before I leave, If you’re suddenly deciding to get some of this milk do be careful. I’m sure there are good sources, but watch out for ones to not buy.

Have you people never heard of raw milk before? Granted, milk that is homogenized and pasteurized will spoil quickly if you leave it out in warm temperature. But when it comes to raw milk (I’m talking about Cow’s milk here) it doesn’t go bad over the same length of time; it’s still edible/drinkable, but it does taste a little different. That’s how people get curds and whey; just by letting milk sit in a jar (with access to air but not to bugs) somewhere.
 
And yes, Raw Milk can be safe to drink at least in my case. I bought it from a nearby farm for $1 per quart which is pretty reasonable, considering how fresh it is at the farm.

@Background Pony #05EA  
Like it ever lasts that long. Tastes to good to leave around xD

UHT treated milk in sterile air tight package can stay fresh for over half a year even unrefrigerated.

:3c

@Silent Wing  
Air tight, and filled with a non-reactive gas. If you make it a vacuum the milk will boil. It might still go bad (since it’s already been exposed to oxygen and many more germs and no longer in a self bacteria removing container) but not as quickly.

@Techy Pony  
Good point. So basically, if they’re in airtight jars, we’re good to go?

Yummy possible Fluttermilk.

Did you make it yourself?

@Silent Wing  
I think milk needs oxygen to spoil, which is why it won’t spoil while in a breast/teat. However, once it’s in a bottle, all bets are off.

@Background Pony #D2A7  
Good observation, but what about breast milk? Let’s be honest here, milk itself is warm in it’s simplistic form. Technically speaking, you could drink milk as long as it’s not been out in the hot sun for a day.

Girl scout milk…that has the potential to mean two things…

I’ll take twenty!

It’s not in a cooler, in the middle of the day. I SHANT BE BUYING THIS MILK. GOOD DAY SIR