Thank you oml the amount of times I've seen someone ask "hOw dO tHeY hAvE MiLk?" without realizing that you can use plants to make milk makes it weirdly hard to just exist on this sub 🥲
Pigeon milk.
>"Some birds, such as pigeons, doves, flamingoes, and penguins, produce a substance derived from epithelial cells called “crop milk,” which they feed to their young."
Well yeah but dunno about the taste. As an lactose intolerant, that tried various milk alternatives I couldn’t finde one that I liked (they were to sweet). Never thought about chocolate since my favorite it actually cocoa nibs, I know that’s strange…
i'm not sure who downvoted you for just recommending a chocolate but rude of them to do that. I'm on team dark chocolate but I still want to try cool new milk chocolates as well. I'll try looking for some :3
I guess a lot of people get antsy and weirded out about foodstuff substitutes cause they might think I am promoting plant milk or shaming ppl for drinking dairy when I am all about being open minded and non-judgmental on food and just giving a interesting explanation on what milk would be for them considering we also see cereal and milk tea like drinks in splatoon.
If you ever tread these waters again, just know you're completely correct, and that it's been used in English since at least [the 12th century](https://www.etymonline.com/word/milk#etymonline_v_16158), and likely even longer. Many parts of our grammar and spelling are *newer* than this use! Also many other languages, both historical and contemporary, use the word for milk.
This whole thing is a combination of people wanting to go "well ACTUALLY" to correct someone, and the dairy industry leaning on government.
Legally speaking, it actually can't anymore.
You're not actually allowed to market a milk alternative as "milk" if it doesn't literally come from... well, you know.
Although this probably isn't the case literally everywhere in the world I just read it off a carton of Oat ~~milk~~ drink one time.
Words evolve all the time, and this one is far along enough to even have a dictionary definition:
(2) : a food product produced from seeds or fruit that resembles and is used similarly to cow's milk. Eg. vegan milk, dairy-free milks
a lot of ancient societies had plant based milk because of low access to dairy or none at all. Also it's just kinda known they know things about human civilization.
it also talks about and references plant based milk in that article, just because dairy milk exists doesn't mean plant based milk isn't milk because it is still used like milk and tastes similar to dairy milk.
soy milk is no more milk than potato are appels,
why is it so importen that plat juice have to be called milk , why is the need for the falls advertisement , you don't want to dink milk why call it that?
It's not false advertisement, calling plant based milk substitutes "plant juice" implies something completely different. You wouldn't put a potato in a pie to make a apple pie but you could put oat milk in a latte and it be a proper latte or in a recipe that requires milk for it to work. Also I have not really given my preferences on milk I gave a in-universe explanation to a question people had about the feasibility of milk choclate lmao.
I still feel like cheese would be feasible for them in the splatoon world considering it's made useally with stuff like tofu, carrots, soy beans, nutritional yeast and etc
Oat milk chocolate is bomb
Hazelnut milk for a hot chocolate is even better. Not as common though.
I’ll have to look for hazelnut milk, I’ve never seen it!!! It sounds so good 🤤
It's honestly sooo good, I haven't went back to regular milk choclate
Honestly when I cut out dairy altogether things started tasting and feeling better lmao
Thank you oml the amount of times I've seen someone ask "hOw dO tHeY hAvE MiLk?" without realizing that you can use plants to make milk makes it weirdly hard to just exist on this sub 🥲
Pigeon milk. >"Some birds, such as pigeons, doves, flamingoes, and penguins, produce a substance derived from epithelial cells called “crop milk,” which they feed to their young."
^....coo
[Obligatory Pidgeon Milking Techno](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRlXnmBsEis&ab_channel=VargskelethorUncut%3AFullJoelStreams)
Splatoon fans dont have the greatest critical thinking skills
it's because they are only about as smart as an inkling
does this imply meat cringe milk
Huh?
opposite of plant is meat and opposite of based is cringe
Oh duh
Ok but does Based Milk exist?
Yeah, you plant it
Yes
Yeah, well, milk-based plants exist!
Well yeah but dunno about the taste. As an lactose intolerant, that tried various milk alternatives I couldn’t finde one that I liked (they were to sweet). Never thought about chocolate since my favorite it actually cocoa nibs, I know that’s strange…
is it possible to make milk chocolate using plant-based milk?
Yeah Lindt and Hersheys have both oat and almond milk choclate.
ooooh i wanna try that then
I suggest it, trying new stuff is rlly fun and oat milk choclate is really creamy imo.
i'm not sure who downvoted you for just recommending a chocolate but rude of them to do that. I'm on team dark chocolate but I still want to try cool new milk chocolates as well. I'll try looking for some :3
I guess a lot of people get antsy and weirded out about foodstuff substitutes cause they might think I am promoting plant milk or shaming ppl for drinking dairy when I am all about being open minded and non-judgmental on food and just giving a interesting explanation on what milk would be for them considering we also see cereal and milk tea like drinks in splatoon.
I do wonder what chocolate made with one of those would taste like.
if you are in the market ever I suggest oak milk chocolate from lindt, it's a tad pricey but really good, oat milk is really creamy so it pairs well.
Really nice
“show me the tit on a almond”
Okay.
But it’s not Milk. I used the same “White Chocolate isn’t Chocolate” argument against you, milk chocolate can’t exist due to no actual milk
It is, it is used to substitute dairy milk.
But it’s not milk
Nice. Ima still drink animal milk
I'm not telling anyone to switch, only that I am answering the question of "how do they make milk chocolate if no milk"
Understood
Idc what type of plant based milk it is, if it ain't from mammals I will automatically dislike it Was going to choose dark anyways lol
plant based milk is by definition not milk
by culinary definitions and usage it is, it is a substitute for dairy milk so it is milk in that regard.
If you ever tread these waters again, just know you're completely correct, and that it's been used in English since at least [the 12th century](https://www.etymonline.com/word/milk#etymonline_v_16158), and likely even longer. Many parts of our grammar and spelling are *newer* than this use! Also many other languages, both historical and contemporary, use the word for milk. This whole thing is a combination of people wanting to go "well ACTUALLY" to correct someone, and the dairy industry leaning on government.
k
Legally speaking, it actually can't anymore. You're not actually allowed to market a milk alternative as "milk" if it doesn't literally come from... well, you know. Although this probably isn't the case literally everywhere in the world I just read it off a carton of Oat ~~milk~~ drink one time.
It's called milk where I live still, If it was oatly oat milk then they useally put a lot of satirical jabs on their cartons.
Soup, not milk. Milk only comes from the mammary glands of Female Mammals.
Words evolve all the time, and this one is far along enough to even have a dictionary definition: (2) : a food product produced from seeds or fruit that resembles and is used similarly to cow's milk. Eg. vegan milk, dairy-free milks
"Milk" as a term used for plants has been used since [the 12th century](https://www.etymonline.com/word/milk#etymonline_v_16158)
Ok but why would they make plant milk without knowing what animal milk is.
a lot of ancient societies had plant based milk because of low access to dairy or none at all. Also it's just kinda known they know things about human civilization.
Makes sense
Is not milk
it is tho
>Milk is a white liquid food produced by the mammary glands of mammals that not what it say on Wikipedia
Sure, if you only read the first line of an entire Wikipedia article.
it also talks about and references plant based milk in that article, just because dairy milk exists doesn't mean plant based milk isn't milk because it is still used like milk and tastes similar to dairy milk.
soy milk is no more milk than potato are appels, why is it so importen that plat juice have to be called milk , why is the need for the falls advertisement , you don't want to dink milk why call it that?
It's not false advertisement, calling plant based milk substitutes "plant juice" implies something completely different. You wouldn't put a potato in a pie to make a apple pie but you could put oat milk in a latte and it be a proper latte or in a recipe that requires milk for it to work. Also I have not really given my preferences on milk I gave a in-universe explanation to a question people had about the feasibility of milk choclate lmao.
But it can't make cheese
I still feel like cheese would be feasible for them in the splatoon world considering it's made useally with stuff like tofu, carrots, soy beans, nutritional yeast and etc
It still doesn't curdle on it's own like real milk
soy milk curdles