I typed "Hong Kong Style Tea" on Yahoo Search and this thread from GeoExpat ranked No.2.
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29-12-2005, 09:38 PM #41
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30-12-2005, 12:13 AM #42
wow, din thought i started a thread that can rank no.2,,,,,,hahahaha....keep up the good works guys.....i appreciate all the quotes and replies from everyone of you.....thanks for all the info
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30-12-2005, 10:34 AM #43
If Kowloon Dairy is part milk part powder then I am back to my orignal question.
Can I buy fresh milk in Hong Kong ?
Fresh Milk is defined as
Milk straight from cow via a pasturising process with NOTHING added.
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30-12-2005, 11:58 AM #44
no you cant
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30-12-2005, 01:24 PM #45
Damm,
My wife's gonna kill me. She likes milk.....................
I shall take refuge in pretending that UHT is fresh.
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30-12-2005, 01:46 PM #46
just dont tell her there is powder in it
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30-12-2005, 02:29 PM #47
Good idea that.......and then someday she will come across this thread - read it - and my ass is grass
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16-01-2006, 12:22 PM #48
Trappist Dairy
Success at last. Trappist dairy milk does go off if you leave for more than 4 days.
That's the one I recommend.
Anyone know of any good organic milk in HK ?
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16-01-2006, 05:48 PM #49
ahhh, Trappist - a real milk? at LAST! not synthetic? wow!!
reminds me of the old motor oil adverts.. "oils aint oils"... who was that? valvoline? someone from Oz should remember that one... i'm sure it was jack brabham that did the ad... or am i getting REALLY fuzzy with age?
anyway, in HK, it seems "milk aint milk"
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16-01-2006, 06:10 PM #50
Can anyone provide any evidence for the assertion that "Fresh Milk" is actually reconstituted?
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