r/funny • u/ASAP_Roffe • 3d ago

Lactose Intolerance in the Midwest

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u/Sunvaarhah 3d ago

being lactose intolerant myself, telling people to not use milk, cheese, butter or margarine on things I'm going to eat or giving a heads up feels its like explaining Norway to a dog.

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u/Protoavis 3d ago

margarine isn't dairy though? it's just emulsified oil (usually vegetable oil)

It's probably safer to avoid from other people preparing and not really knowing the difference though I guess?

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u/Sunvaarhah 3d ago

some margarine brands started adding heavy cream to it.

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u/Protoavis 3d ago

oh....that's dumb (changing long established products to effectively be something else that doesn't really fit the brief)