Low fat (semi skim) and Fat Free (skim) milk
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Type of MilkCalories per cup (8 ounces)Chocolate milk (whole) 208Chocolate milk (2% reduced-fat) 190Chocolate milk (1% low-fat) 158Whole Milk (unflavored) 1502% reduced-fat milk (unflavored) 1201% low-fat milk (unflavored) 105Fat-free milk (unflavored) 90
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yes <><><><> Raw milk is whole milk that has not been pasteurized. Due to possible disease transmission, it is illegal to sell it for consumer use in most places. It has more fat than reduced fat milk.
Whole milk has more milk fat in than Low Fat milk. By comparison whole milk has 3.4 - 3.6% milk fat where Low Fat milk has 1.5 - 2.0% milk fat.
It depends on the type fo cheese, and what milk it was made from. A whole milk cheese will have more fat in it, but a reduced-fat cheese (made with 2% or skim milk) will have less fat in it.
Skimmed milk primarily consists of water, proteins (mainly casein and whey), lactose (milk sugar), and minerals such as calcium and phosphorus. The fat content is significantly reduced compared to whole milk, resulting in a lower calorie count. The vitamins present, particularly B vitamins and some fat-soluble vitamins, may be lower due to the removal of fat. Overall, skimmed milk retains most of the nutritional benefits of whole milk while providing a lighter alternative.
You are talking about 2 different things. Whole milk is milk that has not been "skimmed" or had its milk fat removed. Whole milk contains about 4% milk fat, while reduced-fat milk varieties may contain 1 or 2% milk fat. Skim milk has no milk fat left, and is also called "fat free" milk. Pasteurization is the sterilization process by which foods, including milk, are treated in order to kill pathogens which can cause disease. Any variety of milk may be pasteurized. In fact, whole, 2%, 1% or skim pasteurized milk are widely available in most grocery stores in the United States and Canada.
actually there is more fat in the one in red top because its whole milk sooooo dont worry and plus the semi skimed milk is fat reduced =]
Skim milk is made when all the cream (also called milkfat) is removed from whole milk. Whole milk has between 3 and 4% fat. 2% has the milkfat reduced to about half.
An alternative name for milk fat is butterfat. When the butterfat is removed from the milk, it is called cream.
IMHO you can't!! Reduced milk has had all the fat taken out. You could perhaps add a little cream!!