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grammarpopo136 karma

I am a PhD microbiologist who has worked on dairies, specifically methane production in dairy “lagoons.” It is an extremely difficult industry - for the cattle, the farm workers, the owners, and the environment. I would give up all cow-derived dairy in a New York minute if you can come even close to the cheese experience. Have you considered culturing mammary gland cells and producing milk that way (probably a pipe dream)? Also, I need non-dairy milk and cream and I will be a very happy person. Yes, I’ve tried the nut milk etc., but it just doesn’t do the job. Are you considering trying to crack that nut so to speak?

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grammarpopo64 karma

Well, I appreciate your efforts and will repay them by purchasing your product.

grammarpopo17 karma

So since you don’t know the industry you feel fine eating cheese? It’s still the same industry. At least I’m working on improving the environmental aspects of it.

grammarpopo11 karma

You need to add an /s if you want the downvotes to stop. They think you’re serious.

grammarpopo7 karma

Yeah I have a PhD in a stem field in large part because of the Pell Grant program. Thank you for your service.