BootYtRappeR
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What's the "Milk" part all about?
I'm assumming there's not actually any milk in it, but hey, I could be wrong.
BT
I'm assumming there's not actually any milk in it, but hey, I could be wrong.
BT
Milk Stout?
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El Pistolero
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Lactose, maybe?bootytrapper said:
Darth Konvel
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The Milk part is pobably from using Lactose, which is milk sugars.
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BootYtRappeR
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One of the old time Milk Stouts used to boast, "All the nourishment of 10 oz. of milk in every pint." That's a lot of lactose! Lactose will not ferment, so the ale stays sweet. lactose is also good in a Chocolate Milk Brown.
