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Chocolate milk does need to be refridgerated just like white milk.

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No. Chocolate milk is made when cocoa beans, grounded up and mixed with plenty of sugar and other additives, is mixed with normal whole white cow's milk.

Brown cows give the same kind of milk as your average black-and-white Holsteins. All cows of most any colour give the same kind and colour of milk. The only differences may be quality and quantity depending on the breeds that are being milked.

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It depends entirely on the substance that you have a gallon of. It all depends on the density because a gallon is measure of volume and not weight. Weight is measured in grams, kilograms, pounds etc. To convert between volume and weight, you must know the density of the material.

Some substances have a greater density and others have a smaller density. Do you have a gallon of lead or a gallon of feathers? A gallon of lead is very very heavy, and a gallon of feathers is very light.

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'King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk' (or 'King Henry Died While Drinking Chocolate Milk') is a mnemonic to remember the metric system prefixes in order (largest to smallest). The phrase stands for kilo-, hecto-, deka-, base/unit (no prefix), deci-, centi-, milli-.

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It is no easier to digest than plain milk. If you need easy-to-digest milk for lactose intolerance, it is best to try lactose-free milk.

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Yes, absolutely.

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Dairy beverage is NOT milk. It is a reconstituted and possibly 'reformulated' beverage much in the same way that fruit DRINK is not fruit JUICE.

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no, course not. chocolate milk is origionally regular milk with melted, grinded cocoa beans added and mixed into it.

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Chocolate milk, by definition, contains milk. It cannot be made with water.

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If it contains milk then it also contains lactic acid.

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yes it can. There is caffeine in chocolate. Caffine irritates the intestines therefore one must omit chocolate or limit its use.

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lactose, Chocolate

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Yes!

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Usually just kids think that because of the Brown Cow on the Syrup Bottle. But my Teacher said he was from New York and he thought they came from Brown Cows until he came to Wisconsin In the US military and in short-order restaurants, Chocolate Milk's nickname is "Brown Cow."

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it depends if you like chocolate milk because when you warm it up it's sort of like hot chocolate so NO i have done that before and it shouldn't make u throw up well Du it dosent Ive tried it like amiluon times Ive never thrown up !$$$

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mixture

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10 days

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it is cm=cmc+m+cs (choc. milk=choc. milk carton+milk+choc syrup) I am the creator of that formula along with my friend

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No chocolate milk is an emulsion or suspension. The globules of fat are not dissolved but in suspension as an emulsion.

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There's nothing wrong with eating cereal with different flavored milk. Just keep in mind that chocolate milk has more sugar than regular nonfat milk.

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it will turn brown

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Yes, chocolate milk has carrageenan, which is a substance extracted from red and purple seaweeds, consisting of a mixture of polysaccharides. It is used as a thickening or emulsifying agent in food products.

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According to the American Heritage Dictionary, it is acceptable either to pronounce the second o in chocolate, or not to pronounce it. Here are the pronunciations given in that dictionary: (chôkə-lĭt, chôklĭt, chŏk-). The letter in the first pronunciation that was replaced in this answer by a box, is an upside down backwards e.