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Laciate polish milk

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happy_face | 15:36 Sat 22nd Mar 2008 | Food & Drink
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I see this milk being sold in tesco's. Could someone tell me if it's normal milk or lactose free milk please? Not very fluent in polish i'm afraid.
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Laciate milk is UHT milk, what we refer to as long life milk.I think it was known as evaporated milk when I was a mere lad (and we collected the milk in jugs !!)
18:08 Sat 22nd Mar 2008
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It's ordinary milk but uht, lactate is a trade name
08:47 Sun 23rd Mar 2008

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