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In a message dated 2/21/02 8:43:57 AM Central Standard Time,

kepford@... writes:

> Is raw milk that has the cream taken off really " skim " ? Is there no fat in

> the milk?

> Sonja

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Guess that would depend on who has done it. I can't get it all off even when

I put it through the separator.

Belinda

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hmmm, this post sounds suspiciously like you are interested in low

fat dairy... say it ain't so!

> Is raw milk that has the cream taken off really " skim " ? Is there

no fat in the milk?

> Sonja

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Hi Joy,

Just curious...why are you taking the cream from your milk?

Carmen

<<<< Does someone have a better way for seperating the cream from raw

milk; using

some common tools in the kitchen maybe?

Right now I use a turkey baster to remove the cream but I don't always get

it all because I am afraid I am sucking some milk from under the cream

and

I stop before all of the cream is gone.

Thank you for any ideas,

Joy >>>>>

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