UnReviews:Milk
- "Milk" redirects here. For other uses, see Milk (disambiguation).
“10/10 would recommend getting!”
Milk is a widely sold product. It can be purchased in a variety of attractive packages. There are even kits available to make your own from concentrate. However, the short shelf life of the product, and the lack of real purpose, are two of its chief flaws.
Planned obsolescence
If you find a good deal on this product, it does not pay to stock up on it, as it will expire, forcing you to manually upgrade the product, even if you have not used any of it. That arrogance of the milk producers to require you to purchase milk on an as used by, or as thought to be needed, basis, serves only the producers of milk. They are ensured no cyclical downturns, and make sure that they are not slaves to the deep discounters of milk. So, important fact number 1) only buy what you can use, as it will expire.
Product usage
The only mention of this product I have found is in the very detailed directions for other products, such as pudding or Post Toasties. There are apparently hundreds of uses for this product, but the producers do not tell you any. Even in the kits, they only explain how to make it, not what to do with it once it's created. If the producers would include a copy of Milk for Dummies as a loss leader, the sales of milk could skyrocket. Fortunately there are plenty of third party apps, happy to fill the information void left by the OEM.
When consumed, it is a myth that milk strengthens your bones. It's a myth because science has shown drinking too much milk can actually make your bones softer. Fuck science, life was better before you came along and found the truth. Soon we'll descover the meaning of life! Think about how much it will ruin life! Science ruined milk, it will also ruin life if we're not careful.
Typical usage
- Direct consumption by animals, including humans and kitties.
- Pudding.
- Post Toasties.
- Body toning, at 10# a gallon of milk, is perfect for isometrics.
- Bathing, Milk baths have their periods of popularity.
- Cheese, experts only, are able to transform milk into cheese, consult experts before attempting.
- Kraft Mac n Cheese dinner.
Grades
This product is presented in a variety of styles. 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G etc. Each with a key difference of an ingredient. In all cases, no differentiation is made between the products, despite the price differences and the perceived status differences of each model. Buyers of the 1G:Vitamin A&D Milk, may eventually switch to 3G:Nonfat Milk as their mood fits them. But the producers do not make any claims as to when this switch should occur. Again fortunately the user community is not shy about sharing their ideas on which model suits which consumer.[1]
DIY
Mentioned previously there are kits available to make your own version of milk. The resultant output is often frothy and warm. Prompt refrigeration will calm the liquid down[2]. Many females have learned to extract this product from their own body. Little is known about the exact process, but research suggests it has something related to being in public. Females in public, especially with young babies, seem to be at the forefront of the DIY movement for milk production. Lacking proper storage devices, they often use their babies to vacuum the production in real time. There are devices on the market to capture the DIY milk for usage later, but they are rarely used in public.
Conclusions
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Fairly poor
- If you are to buy this product, you must decide on your own, how you will use it. Mentioned above, pudding and Post Toasties are two good examples for beginners.
- The differences in models are confusing to the new consumers. The 2G is an all around performer with a good balance of price/performance for the new user.
- Until you have a good set of expected uses for this product it is not recommended to purchase more than your immediate needs, or to make you own, as this product expires even if you do not use it.
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