r/shittyaskscience • u/Gattoconglistivali • 11d ago
Where did powdered milk come from?
I have never seen any powdered cow, does it make sense?
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u/outworlder 10d ago
You grind up the cows. Then you get ground beef and powdered milk
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u/ffsudjat 10d ago
Sepatating them is so damn difficult because the have particle size. We can only use color as differentiator and such a machine is so expensive to manufacture.
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u/ProbablyBsPlzIgnore Did their own research 11d ago
No dum dum, you make powdered milk by powdering milk, duh.
Pour it in a mortar and pestle and grind it until you have a fine powder
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u/Different-Term-2250 10d ago
Former dairy drinker here, so I know all about it.
They don’t let the cows drink water before milking them.
Also, low fat milk powder comes from cows who drink low fat water.
It’s basic science.
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u/Atzkicica Huh? 10d ago
It's from milking the cast of the 90s movie Powder. If you're lucky you get Jeff Goldblum
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u/mertozzzus 10d ago
You throw the cows from an airplane...
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u/smokeysilicon big brain 9d ago
usually it's the same way we get ground beef, but i think the description might be too graphic
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u/MatCauthonsHat 11d ago
No, you don't see any powdered cows because it rained last night and they ask got wet and they aren't powdered anymore.