Goats milk for bulking?

[superdad88]

I went to the farmers market today and picked up some goats milk bought white and chocolate. They just packaged it last week and has a shelf life in the frig of 2 weeks. Anyone else drink it besides Vit D? It does taste good IMO. I think it would be great for shakes.

[djflex]

Whats the advantage of goats milk?

[Jtbny]

Whats the advantage of goats milk?

It did nothing for her so who knows

[superdad88]

Here ya go. http://www.mtcapra.com/benefits-of-g...k-vs-cow-milk/

[djflex]

Here ya go. http://www.mtcapra.com/benefits-of-g...k-vs-cow-milk/

Ok thamks

[Jtbny]

Here ya go. http://www.mtcapra.com/benefits-of-g...k-vs-cow-milk/

I prefer a little less bias

http://www.prevention.com/which-heal...lk-vs-cow-milk

Both look like they offer some good stuff. I'll assume goats milk is more expensive so that might be a factor also.

[Plateauplower]

It sounds baaaaaaaad

What do they feed the goats to have them make chocolate milk...

I have had Keifer made from goats milk, it tasted like Keifer, couldn't tell any difference.

[superdad88]

I decided to try goats milk because I have Chrons and have a hard time drinking cows milk. Also I need the extra calcium that I can find in goats milk.

[superdad88]

It sounds baaaaaaaad

What do they feed the goats to have them make chocolate milk...

I have had Keifer made from goats milk, it was tasted like Keifer.

Have you tried it? It has a smoother and a creamery taste then Vit D. For chocolate I think they feed them coco leaves LOL LOL

[Plateauplower]

Have you tried it? It has a smoother and a creamery taste then Vit D. For chocolate I think they feed them coco leaves LOL LOL

Just had it in Kiefer once, it's a ancient fermented dairy drink kind of like yogurt but more of a clumpy tangy liquid (pretty good when mixed with something like fresh fruit, otherwise awful but has lots of beneficial bacteria). If it works for you, give it a go. I don't drink much milk personally, I drink some almond milk in coffee and eat Greek yogurt, cheese, cottage cheese, whey and casein for calcium.

Almond milk has higher calcium than cows milk. Not sure how that would be with Chrons though.

[JOHN GARGANI]

the first article was of course, heavily biased towards goat milk, and then, at the end of the article, had a link to a company that sells Goat milk products ( an obvious advertising set up ).....

the second article simply compares ALL the facts both pro and con of the two products......

Bottom line: in terms of BULKING, of which the OP first asked about, I don't see how the Goat's milk will make any significant difference, other than the possibility that one is SEVERLY allergic to cow's milk, in which case, using it would interfere with overall health and digestion.....

but in a case like that, one could simply avoid milk , period....getting their calcium, D, etc, from other sources....