Many think chocolate milk comes from brown cows

[mapuc]

http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and...om-brown-cows/

Unfortunately, this message does not appear to be sinking in with the American public, as a survey commissioned by the Center has found that a whopping 7 percent of Americans still think that chocolate milk comes directly out of a brown cow.

So how many of you have thought that it was made by brown cows
?

Markus

[Rockstar]

Originally Posted by mapuc

http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and...om-brown-cows/



So how many of you have thought that it was made by brown cows
?

Markus

They're not brown cows they're chocolate cows. Yes I do sometimes drink straight from the milk carton and I love melted bleu cheese on my grilled ground chuck cow.

[Commander Wallace]

I saw this news item and had to laugh markus. Only 7% of people questioned thought that chocolate milk came from brown cows but that's 7% too many.

I remember when Jessica Simpson thought that " Chicken of the Sea " tuna was really chickens that lived in the sea.


http://people.com/tv/jessica-simpson...-the-sea-meme/

[STEED]

Relax here in the UK many years ago people did not think meat came from farm animals.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Commander Wallace

I saw this news item and had to laugh markus. Only 7% of people questioned thought that chocolate milk came from brown cows but that's 7% too many.

I remember when Jessica Simpson thought that " Chicken of the Sea " tuna was really chickens that lived in the sea.


http://people.com/tv/jessica-simpson...-the-sea-meme/

I had a little smile on my face when I read the article-It also made me remember a meeting with a friends cousin.

He mocked me when he learned that I almost was from deep inside the farmland.

Said to him, so you laugh at me and other farmers. Tell me, where do you get your meat from?
My friends cousin said-Haha, from the butcher
And where do you get your milk from ?
From my local store.

I'm not kidding you that is what he said

Markus

[Buddahaid]

wonder how many of those people were children.

[Commander Wallace]

Originally Posted by mapuc

I had a little smile on my face when I read the article-It also made me remember a meeting with a friends cousin.

He mocked me when he learned that I almost was from deep inside the farmland.

Said to him, so you laugh at me and other farmers. Tell me, where do you get your meat from?
My friends cousin said-Haha, from the butcher
And where do you get your milk from ?
From my local store.

I'm not kidding you that is what he said




Markus

Some people's kids say the darnedest things.

[MaDef]

If chocolate milk comes from brown cows, where does Strawberry milk come from? Red cows?

[Platapus]

Chocolate milk, of course, comes from cows. It comes from the rear teats the ones that are nearest to the cow's rectum.

White milk comes from the front teats.

City folk, sheeesh

[Catfish]

^

It's a known fact that chocolate comes from purple cows, at least if you're living in Germany.

[Platapus]

I had the experience of working with this young lady who truly did not understand where food came from. Food comes, naturally packaged, in a grocery store. She truly did not get that she was eating a dead processed animal. Yikes!

Me, being the jerk that I am, took great glee in informing her where her lunches came from. Once, she though she was safe when she was eating Jello....

[Platapus]

A study in the early '90s found that 20 percent of adults didn't know that hamburgers are made of meat from cows.

Last week, I had a hamburger at McDonalds, and even in 2017, I am not sure what I ate had anything to do with a cow.

[Reece]

Close, but more like a pat!!

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Platapus

Chocolate milk, of course, comes from cows. It comes from the rear teats the ones that are nearest to the cow's rectum.

White milk comes from the front teats.

City folk, sheeesh

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Commander Wallace

Some people's kids say the darnedest things.

When reading your response I should have mentioned that he was above 20 years of age my friends cousin. He lived in Copenhagen the Capital of Denmark.

Markus