- Male
- 23 Years
- 29/01/2025
Can I drink milk that's been pasteurized and homogenized without boiling it first? Also, during the summer, is it safe to consume packaged milk directly without boiling? I'm a bit unsure about this and would really appreciate your advice.
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Yes you can have it no problem
Answered 04/07/2025
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Safety of Consuming Packaged Milk:
- It is generally safe for a healthy 23-year-old male to drink pasteurized and homogenized milk without boiling.
- Pasteurization effectively kills harmful bacteria.
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Considerations During Summer:
- Ensure the milk is refrigerated and consumed before the expiry date to prevent spoilage.
- Check the packaging for any damage or leaks.
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Additional Safety Tips:
- Boiling is optional for extra safety or if storage conditions are uncertain.
- Always inspect the milk's smell and appearance; avoid if sour or curdled.
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Key Practices:
- Maintain good hygiene and proper storage to enjoy milk safely.
Answered 20/08/2025
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