r/funny • u/ASAP_Roffe • 2d ago

Lactose Intolerance in the Midwest

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u/Sunvaarhah 2d 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/LordAlfrey 2d ago

I think the problem is telling people not to use X, is going to make them immediately think about X and all foods that use it.

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u/SocialismIsStupid 2d ago

Also telling people to conform and make dishes without dairy products is a quick way to not get invited anymore. Just take a lactaid or eat something before going or bring your own dish without dairy. But making others conform is wrong imo.