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No, I've never tried camel milk. It used to be a goal of mine.

my dad drinks every day. it's nasty! i never liked.

I learnt it with my sibling revising over their final exams ,loads of organic farming, intensive farming and god knows what.

Back home they never boiled camel milk because I think they saw it lasted longer.It tastes like warm semi-skimmed milk when fresh

Wow. No French on the food labelling

hyperactive wrote:my dad drinks every day. it's nasty! i never liked.

Does he get it from overseas or from the locals? If its shipped then I know what you mean, its disgusting, wuu isbadela.

im in doha, so we have 'laban 3eyran" in the supermarket. you can buy daily.

Alphanumeric wrote:No, I've never tried camel milk. It used to be a goal of mine.

Its beyond nasty. And beyond bitter. Make a YouTube reaction of you drinking it when you actually do

fighter wrote:Wow. No French on the food labelling

fighter wrote:

Alphanumeric wrote:No, I've never tried camel milk. It used to be a goal of mine.

Its beyond nasty. And beyond bitter. Make a YouTube reaction of you drinking it when you actually do

If. And I will.

when is fresh is worse, warm and yuck. we used to go desert, little outside the city. they used to milk the camel front of us and give us!!

hyperactive wrote:when is fresh is worse, warm and yuck. we used to go desert, little outside the city. they used to milk the camel front of us and give us!!

Won't have it any other way.

Fighter, It was probably not fresh and got shipped to you right ?

Yeah, I don't think milk is supposed to be bitter

Sara now,

It was fresh in a wooden bowl given to me by a geeljire.

I puked and offended them for puking out fresh camel milk. They then told my family nomads and they treated me a bit different throughout the end of the day

Lol What kinda bitter milk producing camels you've got?