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r/mildlyinteresting • u/SecondsWellSpent • 8h ago
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I need one full of lactase so I can have spontaneous ice cream with less regrets.
44 u/Sp4ceCore 7h ago "Ah crap. I always forget which one is lactase and cyanide." 8 u/r_fernandes 7h ago I relate to this at such a deep level. 15 u/gml1996 7h ago I actually have a little silicon thing on my keychain that fits like 2 pills, I can't give up ice cream or cheese curds. 😂 5 u/Kakdelacommon 7h ago Ice cream never ragrets 3 u/drivingsansrobopants 6h ago the carpet tho 6 u/chris_trans 5h ago Its crazy none of them have started just adding lactase to the ice cream, or other dairy products. 5 u/Violet_Paradox 4h ago That exists. It's sold as lactose free, but lactase is how they do that. 2 u/chris_trans 3h ago Oh, /r/TodayILearned That does make sense though, The lactase would convert the lactose to sugar, so then it's lactose free. 1 u/Lachesis84 2h ago They do and they charge more for it
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"Ah crap. I always forget which one is lactase and cyanide."
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I relate to this at such a deep level.
15 u/gml1996 7h ago I actually have a little silicon thing on my keychain that fits like 2 pills, I can't give up ice cream or cheese curds. 😂
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I actually have a little silicon thing on my keychain that fits like 2 pills, I can't give up ice cream or cheese curds. 😂
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Ice cream never ragrets
3 u/drivingsansrobopants 6h ago the carpet tho
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the carpet tho
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Its crazy none of them have started just adding lactase to the ice cream, or other dairy products.
5 u/Violet_Paradox 4h ago That exists. It's sold as lactose free, but lactase is how they do that. 2 u/chris_trans 3h ago Oh, /r/TodayILearned That does make sense though, The lactase would convert the lactose to sugar, so then it's lactose free. 1 u/Lachesis84 2h ago They do and they charge more for it
That exists. It's sold as lactose free, but lactase is how they do that.
2 u/chris_trans 3h ago Oh, /r/TodayILearned That does make sense though, The lactase would convert the lactose to sugar, so then it's lactose free.
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Oh, /r/TodayILearned That does make sense though, The lactase would convert the lactose to sugar, so then it's lactose free.
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They do and they charge more for it
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u/gml1996 7h ago
I need one full of lactase so I can have spontaneous ice cream with less regrets.