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In article <DAVE.92Jun18114035@appi.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp> dave@appi.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp (David Wuertele) writes:
>
>As a milk lover coming from the U.S., I find the smell of Japanese milk
>nauseating.  It is not unlike the smell of U.S. milk that is one day older
>than the expiration.
>
>If the quality of milk is relative to the taster's experience, then I
>should get used to Japanese milk.  Yet no matter how much I drink, it
>still stinks.

Hi, netters!
Just an opinion...  I lived in the states for 6years and drank a lot
of milk.  I still drink milk but don't think Japanese milk stinks. It
just smells like milk to me.  It tastes thicker, though (sorry if 
this sounds too ambiguous).  Milk in the states was too watery (sp?) to me.

Good luck in finding milk that won't make you puke!

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