Got Milk?

by dailymuscle on December 8, 2005

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Did you know that milk and honey are the only two articles of a diet whose sole function in nature is food? That would pretty much explain why the nutritional value of milk is high.

Here’s an interesting comparison:

Milk, Goat - 2.9g Protein, 3.8g Fat, 4.7 Carbs
Milk, Human - 1.1g Protein, 4.2g Fat, 7.0 Carbs
Milk, Elephant - 4.0 Protein, 5.0 Fat, 5.3 Carbs
Milk, Whale - 10.9 Protein, 42.3 Fat, 1.3 Carbs
Milk, Monkey - 1.6 Protein, 4.0 Fat, 7.0 Carbs
Milk, Cow - 3.3 Protein, 3.4 Fat, 4.52 Carbs
*Per 100g fresh milk

So to all you guys who think that sucking on a woman’s breast is an excellent source of protein, you’re wrong. Go suck a whale instead. Ha ha.

Information gathered from : Webb, B.H., A.H. Johnson and J.A. Alford. 1974. Fundamentals of Dairy Chemistry. Second Ed. AVI Publishing Co., Westport, CT., Chap. 1.

Read also:

  1. Can You Gain Weight By Drinking Milk?
  2. Protein content of common foods
  3. Homemade Protein Bar Recipe with Optimum Nutrition’s 100% Whey Protein Powder

{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

1 HumSupKiat 01.13.06 at 5:14 pm

yeah but it has 42.3g of FAT!!! wonder how does one milk a whale?

2 dailymuscle 01.13.06 at 7:08 pm

I have no idea :P

3 Thanis 11.19.06 at 5:48 pm

The next big thing.

Protein bars made from whale milk - skimmed the fat off

:O

4 dailymuscle 12.04.06 at 2:52 pm

Thanis: For real? That sounds kinda yucky. Fish milk. Hmm.. well technically they’re not fish.. but mammals.. but still… weird. I think I’ll pass on this one.

5 Tava 04.05.09 at 5:18 pm

So r we consuming lots of fat when we drink a lot of cow milk?

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