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>>65466894

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>>65466908
I'm sorry i wasn't bumping your spam threads, zigger, but rations are part of the equipment and therefore considered on topic. Stay mad.

This stuff is delicious. I much prefer the Kazakhstan variety. Fermented horse milk is great.

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>>65466894
mongols were fucking hardcore man. when they were out of milk they drank the blood of their own horses like vampires mid ride. i bet they walked funny because of their time eating, drinking, sleeping and fighting on horseback.

>>65466894
I prefer dogs milk. Full of vitamins and marrow bone jelly, tastes the same fresh or spoiled and lasts the longest out of all other milks. Mostly because no one else will drink it.

>>65466894
Why is the ladle shaped like a pair of testicles?

>>65467274
Dunno, maybe it's so that you can pour on two different cups simultaneously. Or maybe it's the old obsession humans have for benis and balls being virile and manly, so they pretend to drink horse cum to inherit its strength or shit like that. Romans used to wear dick shaped necklaces, it's not that far fetched

>>65467297
>Romans used to wear dick shaped necklaces, it's not that far fetched
did regular romans do that, or just a few romans that everyone else thought were retarded?

>>65467375
>>65467297
Those dicks were worn as charms by infants and young children.

>>65467274
The liquid is poured from the little channel you can see between the balls, it is so the heavier residue (this stuff is home made, it has a lot of impurities in it) remains in the ladle. Mongolian traditional flasks are horn shaped for the same reason.

>>65467023
>tastes the same fresh or spoiled
>no one else will drink it
Huh, I wonder why.

>>65467023
>tastes the same fresh or spoiled
I think a spoiled thing not tasting spoiled is a drawback. If I had some unpasteurized dog milk I'd ordered off the toadline website I'd want to know if it was good or bad by taste and smell before I drank it.

>>65467006
Yamnayas were already doing all this 3500 years before.

>>65466894
I'd be very interested in making horse milk kefir, so far I've made cow, goat, and water buffalo kefir, but sadly horse milk is very hard to find