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FITZZ wrote:

Chowderhead wrote:

MrDwhitey wrote:Also Strawberry flavour every time.

This is a man of taste and character.

Gah, My son loves strawberry quick...I can't see how y'all stomach it.

Its all about chocolate or coffee, strawberries are for parfaits or waffles.

Ma55ter_fett wrote:Chocolate soy milk.

This thread is for real milk. You can keep your soy where it belongs.

halonachos wrote:

FITZZ wrote:

Chowderhead wrote:

MrDwhitey wrote:Also Strawberry flavour every time.

This is a man of taste and character.

Gah, My son loves strawberry quick...I can't see how y'all stomach it.

Its all about chocolate or coffee, strawberries are for parfaits or waffles.

Agreed ...If I'm having any sort of flavored milk...it's chocolate all the way.

If you want a milkshake, Chic-fil-a has the best peach flavored milkshakes ever made on Earth.

halonachos wrote:If you want a milkshake, Chic-fil-a has the best peach flavored milkshakes ever made on Earth.

...I had a really bad experiance with Chic-Fil-a a few years back and have since avoided the place like the plague.

Edit: Besides, when I get a milkshake craving I usually just make my own or head on over to Brewsters.

I hear that with bad experiences, a piece of bad timing with the stomach flu and Calz pizza means I have yet to go back to Calz.

We've got a place down the street owned by people from Wisconsin who know how to make some fantastic shakes. When you come from a place that has places like Kopps then you learn how to make damn fine frozen custard, which is far superior to ice cream and frozen yogurt.

halonachos wrote:If you want a milkshake, Chic-fil-a has the best peach flavored milkshakes ever made on Earth.

The peppermint ones will be back soon too! Their shakes really are awesome.

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:

halonachos wrote:If you want a milkshake, Chic-fil-a has the best peach flavored milkshakes ever made on Earth.

The peppermint ones will be back soon too! Their shakes really are awesome.

Kills most diets. I really like peaches though, they're the best fruit on Earth in my opinion.

Just looked at Kopps's menu, a hamburger is cheaper than a sundae by about two dollars.

halonachos wrote:I hear that with bad experiences, a piece of bad timing with the stomach flu and Calz pizza means I have yet to go back to Calz.

We've got a place down the street owned by people from Wisconsin who know how to make some fantastic shakes. When you come from a place that has places like Kopps then you learn how to make damn fine frozen custard, which is far superior to ice cream and frozen yogurt.

I love little " dives" and mom and pop places, one of the best milkshakes I've ever had was at a tiny spot called " The Frostop" located in Bay St. Louis Mississippi ...between New Orleans and Biloxi ....

1%.

Or this, which is the greatest chocolate milk of all time. Save your arguments, because you are wrong.

Full-fat.
Blue milk all the way.

purplefood wrote:Full-fat.
Blue milk all the way.

I think your milk is a little spoiled if it's blue.

At Kopps they still dress like this, the place is huge up there.

Monster Rain wrote:1%.

We are the 1%!

purplefood wrote:Full-fat.
Blue milk all the way.

I thought you said "bull milk" and laughed quite loudly.

Cheesecat wrote:

purplefood wrote:Full-fat.
Blue milk all the way.

I think your milk is a little spoiled if it's blue.

Blue milk.

purplefood wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:

purplefood wrote:Full-fat.
Blue milk all the way.

I think your milk is a little spoiled if it's blue.

Blue milk.

...Just like Aunt Beru used to serve....well, before those Stormtroopers showed up that is.

Stormtroopers prefer red milk which is why they must all die...
Red milk is see through and weird.
Green milk is okay though but not as good as blue milk.

I think Russians also prefer Red Milk

Thanatos_elNyx wrote:Full Fat, and cold.
If someone has left the carton on the counter for even a few minutes it is unpalatable to me!

Which is strange given I grew up with milk that was still warm from the cow!

But a pint of milk with a pizza is one of my favourite dinners.

+1 to this... except for the cow thing... never had fresh cow milk.

I'm not actually supposed to have dairy, though. It doesn't agree with me. But death by ice cream is something I can live with.

Full cream milk is the only one i drink. And plain.

If im feeling fancy then i add some blueheaven topping to it.

Blueheaven milk = win.

One of the few slim advantages to living in the gak hole that is the midwest is being able to drink real milk, so it's Farm Fresh 2% all the way, occasionally with some Carnation Malted Milk powder if I'm looking for a snack.

Man, I drink about a gallon of either 2% or Low-Fat milk from Braum's Dairy Store every week. Where I live, in Oklahoma, we have a milk producing plant not 35 miles from where I buy it. So the milk is always fresh.

When everybody is younger they drink fresh milk, but once you get older it becomes socially unacceptable to do so. Fresh milk is for babies, pasteurized milk is for men and maybe women.

Best milk scene ever.

I have semi-skinned on cereal, or crusha.

halonachos wrote:When everybody is younger they drink fresh milk, but once you get older it becomes socially unacceptable to do so. Fresh milk is for babies, pasteurized milk is for men and maybe women.

To hell with that.
I want my blue milk forever...

This is blue.

This is blue...

Fatty milk is for babies, seriously its the recommended milk for toddlers.

It's tasty is what it is...