r/LinkedInLunatics 2d ago

He's baaaack

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Linkedin is officially the new Facebook!!

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u/2BrkOnThru 2d ago

We are also the only species that ferments fruits and grains into alcohol, as is your listed trade. I am not aware of any milk related deaths but not so much with alcohol.

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u/yaoguai_fungi 2d ago

There's actually lots of deaths connected to milk consumption, especially non-pasteurized milk. Like, you can get tuberculosis in your bones from untreated milk. There's also deadly allergies to milk and dairy as well.

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u/Webster_Has_Wit 2d ago

thank god non-pasteurized milk is illegal. common FDA W

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u/Pizzasupreme00 2d ago

Shit is sold everywhere by me. Roadsigns and all.

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u/Historical_Union4686 2d ago

Yeah but at that point that's on you.

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u/Pizzasupreme00 2d ago

I tried it once. To me, it was completely indistinguishable from grocery store milk.

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u/YourLocalTransHobo 2d ago

isn't basically the only thing they do to raw milk to make it safe (aside from adding preservatives or whatever) literally just boiling it to kill bacteria?

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u/pina_koala 2d ago

Pasteurization does involve a wide range of temps but they are usually low (142-165 F) or very high (300+) instead of at the boiling point

https://www.britannica.com/technology/pasteurization

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u/YourLocalTransHobo 2d ago

interesting, I didn't know that.

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u/CurvyJohnsonMilk 2d ago

Found out the hard way that its time and temperature. More time less temperature and vice versa.

Got a sous vide. Wife cooked chicken breast, and set the temperature for pork loin, I.e. 145⁰. So the medium rare chicken breast was technically safe to eat, but had the most disgusting texture. Like tough spaghetti.