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FatLegTed t1_ixyy1j5 wrote

This doesn't really make any sense to me.

Are you saying that you think there's (minute amounts) of blood in cow's milk?

And you think that that's what makes it not vegan?

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Namjoon- t1_ixyz57c wrote

There is blood in cows milk, And I think this fact grosses OP out. Not enough to go dairy free, but enough to ask reddit how to “boil the blood out”

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[deleted] OP t1_ixyyv5v wrote

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FatLegTed t1_ixz03z1 wrote

Right. Well there will be very small amounts of blood in there, and you can't boil it out.

Sounds like you need to go dairy free.

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MrReyneCloud t1_ixyyzr4 wrote

Are you worried about the white blood cells from cows suffering from mastisis? If so, I wouldn’t be so specific.

All the components of milk come from the organisms’ blood before being secreted by the mammary gland.

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Reasonable_Dealer991 t1_ixyz7yy wrote

Blood is made up of fluid (essentially, water with some electrolytes) and cells floating around in the fluid (red blood cells, white blood cells, etc). Milk is also mostly water, with some fats and protein. The water is the only thing that would evaporate out of the solution when heated. Heat it for long enough though and you’d probably destroy the red blood cells and white blood cells into little bits.

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