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bucolic_frolic

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2. Where there's milk there's cheese, ice cream, powdered milk

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Tue Jan 6, 2026, 06:35 AM

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does H5N1 survive pasteurization? It's a virus. It could infect the food chain.

So with H5N1 and the current strain of flu it seems pretty dangerous out there.

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Non-Response To H5N1 Outbreak At Dairy Factory Shows Nothing Has Changed W. America's Industrial Meat And Milk [View all] hatrack Tuesday OP

WOW. Nationwide distributors need to let TX know they will not be buying TX dairy products. eppur_se_muova Tuesday #1

Where there's milk there's cheese, ice cream, powdered milk bucolic_frolic Tuesday #2

According to the article, H5N1 does not appear to survive pasturization. mwmisses4289 Tuesday #4

Also according to the article, it was about transmission from cattle to cats, and in one human case hatrack Wednesday #6

Isn't Brainworm Bobby a big fan of raw milk? 70sEraVet Tuesday #3

We will not know this time of a bird flu outbreak. BradBo Tuesday #5