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Desert Farms Organic Raw Fresh Frozen Camel Milk - Certified PALEO and KETO Grass Fed Non-GMO - Fresh Flavor with Health Benefits - Raw & Natural Grade A - Made In The USA [16 Pack]
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desertcart.com: Desert Farms Organic Raw Fresh Frozen Camel Milk - Certified PALEO and KETO Grass Fed Non-GMO - Fresh Flavor with Health Benefits - Raw & Natural Grade A - Made In The USA [16 Pack] : Grocery & Gourmet Food Review: Reconstituted from Their Powdered Camel Milk??? Please Confirm. - I purchased this twice (16 bottles x 2), and while it was extremely expensive, I nevertheless make myself think in terms of 'You get what you pay for". However, whilst I do see all its positives -- i.e. that camel's milk is far better for you than cow's milk (and indeed it is) -- I couldn't get the idea out of my mind that this particular camel milk wasn't reconstituted from the raw camel milk powder which is also available to purchase from the same company. (Their powdered milk is also 'Raw'.) I could be completely wrong, but seeing that this Raw Camel Milk had that very dinstinct taste of milk which has been made up from the powder (i.e. reconstituted), and also given that this milk has also travelled across Europe and it might be justified if it were reconstitited, and also given that the label on this milk does not seem to market this milk as "Fresh Milk"... I do find myself slightly suspicious that the milk might not be in its native form, direct from the camel -- albeit nonpasteurised/raw? (It would still be legal to label this milk as "Raw" milk if it were indeed reconstituted from 'Raw' milk powder.) However, IF this milk is Reconstituted Raw Camel Milk, it wouldn't necessarily be a major issue for me, as all its promoted facts on the label would still hold true. However, such a relevant fact, if indeed it is a fact, would have to be disclosed. Even more to the point, as long as I weren't paying over the odds merely for the water which reconstituted the powder into the liquid form...? Please tell me I am totally barking up the wrong tree, and confirm that this milk is indeed 'Fresh and Not Reconstituted' -- possibly even labelling the bottle as such -- and I will happily change my neutral 3 star rating to a 5 star rating.
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Reconstituted from Their Powdered Camel Milk??? Please Confirm.
I purchased this twice (16 bottles x 2), and while it was extremely expensive, I nevertheless make myself think in terms of 'You get what you pay for". However, whilst I do see all its positives -- i.e. that camel's milk is far better for you than cow's milk (and indeed it is) -- I couldn't get the idea out of my mind that this particular camel milk wasn't reconstituted from the raw camel milk powder which is also available to purchase from the same company. (Their powdered milk is also 'Raw'.) I could be completely wrong, but seeing that this Raw Camel Milk had that very dinstinct taste of milk which has been made up from the powder (i.e. reconstituted), and also given that this milk has also travelled across Europe and it might be justified if it were reconstitited, and also given that the label on this milk does not seem to market this milk as "Fresh Milk"... I do find myself slightly suspicious that the milk might not be in its native form, direct from the camel -- albeit nonpasteurised/raw? (It would still be legal to label this milk as "Raw" milk if it were indeed reconstituted from 'Raw' milk powder.) However, IF this milk is Reconstituted Raw Camel Milk, it wouldn't necessarily be a major issue for me, as all its promoted facts on the label would still hold true. However, such a relevant fact, if indeed it is a fact, would have to be disclosed. Even more to the point, as long as I weren't paying over the odds merely for the water which reconstituted the powder into the liquid form...? Please tell me I am totally barking up the wrong tree, and confirm that this milk is indeed 'Fresh and Not Reconstituted' -- possibly even labelling the bottle as such -- and I will happily change my neutral 3 star rating to a 5 star rating.
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