horse milk

[P.Warner]

It is low in fat content and tastes very similar to cow's milk. Rather a delicacy in russia too. Yummy. You should try some!

I had the pleasure of tasting it last week while in London!

[Fazal]

Its very hard to get horse in Bangladesh. How about donkey's milk instead? Is it as good as Horse's milk?

[P.Warner]

Dear Fazal,

This is not a serious thread as you might have guessed! I had a very long day at the library and decided to post something lighthearted for a change. So there needn't be serious answers unless you really want to be serious about it!

I have never tried donkey milk. Camel milk is very nice.

[Fazal]

Dear Mr. Warner,

I am have a confusing day today. Some members thinks that I am diluting a serious thread by making casual comments and now you, Mr. Warner, saying that I am trying to make a non-serious (tighthearted) thread threating like a serious one.

I am totally confused.... what should I do....I need guidance .... please HELP !!!!

[P.Warner]

Help is in hand, vote in the poll above, there lies salvation!

[Fazal]

Originally Posted by P.Warner
Help is in hand, vote in the poll above, there lies salvation!

But I don't like horse's milk .....nor do I like raw egg. Further more you didn't mentioned what kind of egg it is? Chicken, some kind of bird, crocodile or snake's egg?

Where should I vote then?

[P.Warner]

I should have thought of that before making the remark. Since I had not specified it you might as well exercise your democratic right to see it as an egg of whichever creature you prefer!

I think you have given me an idea for supper. Omlette it is!

[BanCricFan]

omlette with horse milk?

btw, did you get my recommended Dhafer Yusuf album with your virgin giftcard?

[P.Warner]

I don't have a supply of horse milk or camel milk for that matter, in my fridge! I made a mushroom omlette for supper.

Thank you again for your suggestion from the other thread. It just happens that I have been a little too busy to go into a music shop. I shall try to get it sometime next week.

[Sohel]

i was lactose intolerant once ...

[Mahir]

I'd love some Tiger milk. In fact, that should be the mandatory item for our cricket team's breakfast menu!

[P.Warner]

The problem is, how does one get close to a tigress to acquire the milk!

[P.Warner]

Originally Posted by Sohel NR
i was lactose intolerant once ...

Does this mean you don't suffer from this intollerance anymore?

[Rubu]

I saw in 'Ittadi' about horse milk and that was the first time I came to know about it that people drink it. Since horse meat is not 'Halal', is horse milk 'halal'? If so, I'd like to try it out.

BTW, horse has one of the strongest kick among domestic animals. Who was the first to dare milking it?

[Sohel]

Originally Posted by P.Warner
Does this mean you don't suffer from this intollerance anymore?

yes, by the grace of God i've been cured ... i still like soy milk a lot BTW.

[Sorry]

Nutrition - comparison by animal source

Milk Composition Analysis, per 100 grams

Constituents	unit	cow	goat	sheep	Horse (Estimated)	Human (estimated)	Water buffalo
Water	grm	87.8	88.9	83.0	90	86	81.1
Protein	grm	3.2	3.1	5.4	6	5	4.5
Fat	grm	3.9	3.5	6.0	9	7	8.0
Carbohydrate	grm	4.8	4.4	5.1	5.9	4	4.9
Energy	K cal	66	60	95	150	100	110
	K J	275	253	396			463
Sugars (Lactose)	grm	4.8	4.4	5.1	5.5	4	4.9
Fatty Acids:
Saturated	grm	2.4	2.3	3.8	4.5	3	4.2
Mono-unsaturated	grm	1.1	0.8	1.5	2	.8	1.7
Polyunsaturated	grm	0.1	0.1	0.3	.9	.2	0.2
Cholesterol	mg	14	10	11	16	12	8
Calcium	iu	120	100	170	200	195	195

Source: McCane, Widdowson, Scherz, Kloos.

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American sign language for horse milk

[SideWinder]

Horse is makruh in Islam, hence, we can deduce its milk is also makruh, meaning, I wont bother paying an extra douse of money for summat that is makruh and tastes like cows milk when I can get the similar for cheaper, more conveniently and more islamically.

[Electrequiem]

I read somewhere majority of humans are lactose intolerant (at least 90% of Asians are).

Someone shed an islamic light on this: is it true that we can only consume on the meat of an animal with hooves?

[SideWinder]

Originally Posted by Electrequiem
I read somewhere majority of humans are lactose intolerant (at least 90% of Asians are).

Someone shed an islamic light on this: is it true that we can only consume on the meat of an animal with hooves?

no. That term isn't to be taken literally to a mass extent. Horse is higly discouraged. very aversive in islam

[sandpiper]

but according to the table, cowmilk also contains 4.8 gm of lactose compared to 5.5 of horse milk.

Originally Posted by Electrequiem
I read somewhere majority of humans are lactose intolerant (at least 90% of Asians are).

Someone shed an islamic light on this: is it true that we can only consume on the meat of an animal with hooves?

[SideWinder]

goru, sagol, lamb, sheep, buffalo, antelope, wild deer, camel are all FINE and Halal.

[sandpiper]

horse ki antelope er aotai pore ?

Originally Posted by SideWinder
goru, sagol, lamb, sheep, buffalo, antelope, wild deer, camel are all FINE and Halal.

[AsifTheManRahman]

ghorar dim!

[sandpiper]

anyway found this page thru google, seems like horse milk is halal

http://www.burleson-arabians.com/horse_milk.htm

[ialbd]

Originally Posted by AsifTheManRahman
ghorar dim!

yess ghorar dim is much better.....