milk poll

t.bird

-whole

-2%

-1%

-skim

-other (soy- etc)

-milk sucks

me: ice cold WHOLE MILK

krcdm

I love cold skim milk, especially when I am really thirsty.

JennL1215

I started drinking 2% after BFP. I used to use skim though.

jexxie

skim and lots of it. 

where's milkshake?

mandolynn81

I drink 2%, about a half a gallon a day now. I don't even bother with glasses anymore I just chug straight out of the carton.?

However, I will not drink it all the way to the bottom, I drink until it has about an inch left and leave for dh to finish. I'm weird about milk.....what can I say?

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stephrodjoos

I love Milk with ice cubes in it. Yum Yum I like  2%.

Mrs.Sky_and_Mr.Luke

milk sucks eew except chocolate milk sometimes

mrs.jimbob squarepants

1% or 2% but it has to have chocolate or strawberry syrup. plain milk=yuck

skim is like water and whole is like a milkshake to me!

Apple Time

Skim

Sometimes Almond Milk - unsweetened Vanilla.  Yum.

chelsearenee

I dont drink much milk, but when I do its 2% with ice cubes to keep it extra cold.

JCM083009

-milk sucks would be my answer

I will use it in recipes if I have to, but definitely not for drinking (I have issues w/ the benefits of drinking milk, or lack there of).  If I need something for cereal (rare) I use rice or almond milk. Def. not soy.  Both soy and regular milk have too many scary things going on for me. 

smilelari

skim

chelsearenee

stephrodjoos:

I love Milk with ice cubes in it. Yum Yum I like  2%.

Yay!  Everyone thinks I'm weird when I tell them about the ice cubes...

Mr. & Mrs. G

2% Lactose-free milk!    Gotta be ICE COLD! 

Mrs.Foreste

Skim, but I don't drink it plain.  Only chocolate milk or with cereal, but it has to be skim.

t.bird

i am sad that no one else seems to enjoy a nice, tall glass of thick & creamy whole milk. booo

jlb-4*18*18

Low fat lactose free.  I haven't been able to drink regular milk since I have been pregnant- it makes me really sick!

Love Sugar Sweet Minxy

I like 2% but before my BFP, I used to get it straight from the farm by my parents house. 

Chrysallys

Cold 2%

SheriBT

I go for 1% or 2%.

HerHighness

skim

jdiaz79

Skim in cereal; 1% to drink

cupcake_queen

ME -1%

Vixey529

I prefer skim, DH prefers whole. So we have 2%.

rebus82

Soy. Silk, usually light plain.

Bleeding_Heart

I LOVE 2% milk, BUT have been unable to partake of its goodness since my BFP. ?Apparently my baby is the antichrist and has made me lactose intolerant. ?

Hopefully this will change once s/he arrives:)

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mchopard

skim, and chocolate soy when i am in the mood

katJude

I grew up on goat's milk (yuck) but now use 2% in my daily oatmeal and vanilla soy in my tea.  I rarely drink milk beyond that though.

MWOLFORD

Other- I cant have dairy

JennL1215

t.bird:

i am sad that no one else seems to enjoy a nice, tall glass of thick & creamy whole milk. booo

My mom used to make me drink whole mike when I was little and until BFP I never liked plain milk. Now I have no problem drinking it but the whole milk it just wayyy to thick and reminds me of gagging it down when I was little.

Ali22

Skim, love it!

t.bird

katJude:

I grew up on goat's milk (yuck)

i was also forced to partake of this milk while growing up- it was so freaking aweful.

heatherlane

Under normal circumstances, we alternate between 1% and 2%. But under PREGNANT circumstances, we alternate between 2% and whole, and always have chocalte syrup around for fun.

water-fairy

I'm for the 'milk sucks' option I've hated it since I was little (apparently I loved breastmilk though!).

FrickandFrack

I love 1%.

Pennylane824

before BFP it was skim, but lately I have liked 2%. Whole milk makes me nauseous. too thick.

yale

fat free

efortune

2% is yuuuumy.

Sirenella4

whole milk only. the rest of 'em are disgusting to me.

LillyBug923

Lactose free skim milk

suscq

1%   I like whole and 2% but I drink so much of it now I try to cut back on the calories.  After delivery, I'm switching to organic because studies show if you drink it while bfing, it helps cut down on grass allergies for the baby.