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Since there less fat, then there would be more protein and carbohydrate. Sugar is a carbohydrate, therefore skim milk would have more sugar.

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Silk milk

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i was the one asking if i can use skimmed milk for pastillas.... :(

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there are 198 kcal in a serving of 2 weetabix with 150ml of semi skimmed milk

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Yes, but it may take a while. If you freeze normal dairy milk it takes a while to properly harden, otherwise it'll just be soft ice-cream like ice with liquid in the centre. You can freeze skim milk but it will not be very nice.

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Skimmed milk contains roughly 4% protein. This would be 4g protein per 100g milk.

This would be roughly 41.2g protein per 1L of milk.

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yes

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EVERYONE knows about goat milk and babies. You can't feed 3-week old human babies goat milk either or they get hyperactive and start losing hair too. I tried it with my nephew and happened just like you said.

Actually, the reason is because goat milk contains antibodies that mice are allergic to. Their hair falls out because it is an allergic reaction to the foreign antibodies in the milk. The hyperactivity may or may not be due to the milk, or just because the mouse is getting older and more sexually mature. At 3 weeks old, mice are usually weaned anyway, so you should just start feeding solid foods such as grains (non-sugary cereals, barley, oats, hamster/mouse food from pet store).

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I think skim milk will spoil faster

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Eight ounces of skim or nonfat milk contains 86 calories.

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1 pint (16 oz.) of Nonfat Milk (Fat Free or Skim) = 172 Calories.

1 cup (8 oz.) of Nonfat Milk (Fat Free or Skim) = 86 Calories.

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200

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i think is an solution

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2% milk has 2% milk fat - about 40% less than whole milk. "Fat free" milk as no more than 1/2% milk fat.h

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If younger than 3, it's whole milk. Any older and it can be skim milk.

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Skim milk has a density of about 1.03500 kilograms per liter; that is the same as 8.63749364 pounds per US gallon.

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It contains none of the fats and sugars they normally need from milk; this is also why it is not so good for many people.

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12.3 g of carbs in one cup of skim (non-fat) milk

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8.8 lbs

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of course, skim milk has all the fat removed

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About 9 calories

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skim milk

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You won't lose weight. Skim milk has no fat, cream is usually half and half, which contains a massive amount of fat. Fat = Fat. The only reason you'd use cream is if you're on the Atkins diet and are cutting carbohydrates. This is all well and good until you go into diabetic shock.

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When raw milk is allowed to stand for a day, the cream will rise to the top. This cream was skimmed off and the remaining milk was called skim milk.

This method is no longer used in most dairies and a mechanical separation of cream and milk is used.

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There is no fat because its not milk. simple as that.