Yes. It tastes bad, and if it has been sour for a long time bacteria MAY have grown in it. Many recipes call for sour milk, and if none is on hand it can be soured by using lemon juice or vinegar. In some countries, a treat is to eat sour milk over boiled potatoes. To most people it doesn't taste good, but if the milk was pastuerized it won't hurt to drink it or use it in a recipe. My coffee tasted odd today, not bad but somewhat tart. Then I noticed hours later that the milk I added to it smelled bad. It's been 6 hours since I had my first cup of coffee with the sour milk and I feel fine but in the future I would never intentionally drink sour milk. If the milk smells bad just throw it out. It's not worth risking getting sick or messing up your digestive system. At some point the milk will make you sick if it has turned bad, but apparently my sour milk had not reached that stage.
Make you feel Ill and you will most likely die
nothing. It is bad and can make you sick.
Sour milk is milk that is off. You drink, you get diarrhoea. So don't drink sour milk.
You can tell when milk goes bad when it has a sour smell to it. It will start to curd and become chunky. At this point it is very bad to drink because it will make you sick. Try and read the use by date before you drink milk you are uncertain about.
The correct phrase is "The sour milk stinks."
Heat and warmth makes milk get sour and soggy, which is very gross and unhealthy to drink.
Answercucumber is considered as a citrus fruit and when you combine it with milk, it reacts and makes the milk sour and poisonous it may make milk sour but NOT poisonous, just think about how milk reacts to the natural acids already in the human stomach.
Yes cottage chesse is made from sour milk no it is not made from sour milk it is milk crds
No, it could make you sick.
Yes.
Serve it with sour cream, or drink milk. Prepare it with alcohol.
sour milk
You can still use the milk that has soured for recipes that call for sour milk, it will only make you sick if you drink it.
Any milk can go sour.