Probably not-but that doesn't mean it's a good idea. Nearly all milk sold in grocery stores today is pasteurized, primarily to prevent tuberculosis and brucellosis. That greatly diminishes the chance that you could pick up other serious illnesses from the milk, even if it's old. However, pasteurization sometimes does not kill all the germs. So as milk ages, it harbors increasing amounts of other, less virulent bacteria that might cause nausea or stomach cramps. While the heat of cooking or baking destroys many of those germs, experts say it's probably not worth the risk.
No, it is not safe to cook with spoiled milk as it can make you sick. It is best to discard spoiled milk and use fresh milk for cooking to ensure a safe and tasty dish.
no
It depends on how you are cooking. If you are using the pot just for stirring, you might get sick. If you are cooking on a grill, stove, or anything that gives off heat, the germs and dirt on the dirty pot will burn up and you will not get sick.
No, milk doesn't clog anything. If you're alergic to milk it might make you sick.
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No it could make you sick.
No, it could make you sick.
No they can't drink milk as it can make them sick. Ask your vet for more advice.
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.
Nope
They always need food and water, milk will make them sick.
Its psychological. Some people are wheezy from the thought of touching a dead animal carcass. If they get sick from cooking it, maybe they're not cooking it correctly and need to find the correct cooking temperatures for that spcific type of meat.