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If anyone was watching GMTV today at around 8:38am, they went to a farm in South Wales, the cows that eat any kind of fruit will produce a fruity milk
e.g. if they eat bananas they will produce banana milk, if they eat strawberries they will produce strawberry milk
Remember last year
(Slimming water)
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http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/fruitshake_side.gif
But when I clicked on it:
http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/fruitshakefffffff.jpg
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http://www.gm.tv/index.cfm?articleid=13912
Top stories - Fruitshake revolution
En-cow-nter your natural fruitshakeHow to get hold of your free sample of naturally produced fruit-flavoured milk
As the national debate about kids and their diets rolls on, a Welsh farmer has made an amazing discovery which could revolutionise the children's drinks market.
He has managed to make his cows produce fruit-flavoured milk - no additives, no sugar - straight from the cow.
"Cows seemed unwell"
About six months ago John Lougher noticed one of his dairy cows seemed unwell. He called the vet, who told him the cow was lacking in vitamins, particularly Vitamin C. John decided to try his own home remedy, and as oranges are so high in Vitamin C, tried feeding the cow oranges. She loved them, and was soon well again.
But after a couple of weeks, John noticed an amazing side-effect - the cow's milk tasted of oranges!
Feeding experiment
John decided to expand the experiment and started feeding some of his other cows on apples, bananas and strawberries. The result was the same - delicious, fruit-flavoured milk.
John has tried the drinks on children from the area and they all love them. He now plans to go into flavoured milk production full-time.
The National Farmers' Union - of which John is a past regional chairman - believes the discovery could revolutionise the British dairy industry.
In addition, health experts are also getting excited about the discovery, believing it could mean the end of children craving sweet, manufactured drinks.
"Fewer than 15% of girls and 36% of boys get enough calcium"Healthy children
A recent US study reported that children who avoid milk tend to be fatter than children who drink milk. This may be because milk is being replaced by high energy drinks such as soft drinks.
As children move into adolescence, the time they need the most calcium, they tend to drink less milk and more sugary soft drinks.
As milk is a healthier choice, it is worth encouraging children to drink flavoured milk rather than soft drinks and an all-natural, healthy flavoured milk is perfect; as the flavoured milk comes out of the cow already flavoured, it has no chemicals, additives or sugar - it is just naturally delicious.
!!!!Typical GMTV!!!!
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e.g. if they eat bananas they will produce banana milk, if they eat strawberries they will produce strawberry milk
Remember last year
(Slimming water)
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http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/fruitshake_side.gif
But when I clicked on it:
http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/fruitshakefffffff.jpg
____________________________________
http://www.gm.tv/index.cfm?articleid=13912
Top stories - Fruitshake revolution
En-cow-nter your natural fruitshakeHow to get hold of your free sample of naturally produced fruit-flavoured milk
As the national debate about kids and their diets rolls on, a Welsh farmer has made an amazing discovery which could revolutionise the children's drinks market.
He has managed to make his cows produce fruit-flavoured milk - no additives, no sugar - straight from the cow.
"Cows seemed unwell"
About six months ago John Lougher noticed one of his dairy cows seemed unwell. He called the vet, who told him the cow was lacking in vitamins, particularly Vitamin C. John decided to try his own home remedy, and as oranges are so high in Vitamin C, tried feeding the cow oranges. She loved them, and was soon well again.
But after a couple of weeks, John noticed an amazing side-effect - the cow's milk tasted of oranges!
Feeding experiment
John decided to expand the experiment and started feeding some of his other cows on apples, bananas and strawberries. The result was the same - delicious, fruit-flavoured milk.
John has tried the drinks on children from the area and they all love them. He now plans to go into flavoured milk production full-time.
The National Farmers' Union - of which John is a past regional chairman - believes the discovery could revolutionise the British dairy industry.
In addition, health experts are also getting excited about the discovery, believing it could mean the end of children craving sweet, manufactured drinks.
"Fewer than 15% of girls and 36% of boys get enough calcium"Healthy children
A recent US study reported that children who avoid milk tend to be fatter than children who drink milk. This may be because milk is being replaced by high energy drinks such as soft drinks.
As children move into adolescence, the time they need the most calcium, they tend to drink less milk and more sugary soft drinks.
As milk is a healthier choice, it is worth encouraging children to drink flavoured milk rather than soft drinks and an all-natural, healthy flavoured milk is perfect; as the flavoured milk comes out of the cow already flavoured, it has no chemicals, additives or sugar - it is just naturally delicious.
!!!!Typical GMTV!!!!
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