Comedian Lewis Black has a routine in which he describes a stroll through the milk section of the supermarket, calling out the many varied types of available milk products. He then pauses for a moment and identifies "lactose intolerant milk," and observes that if one is lactose intolerant, they cannot drink milk. So what's in the carton?
It has a label that you expect, identify with and readily buy - but it can't be wha...
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