What I Learned This Week

This:

is not milk.


In defense of what I am about to share with you: It DOES have less than 2% of Sodium Caseinate which is apparently a "milk" derivative.

It also SAYS "creamer" on the front.

I'M SORRY person who picked the wording on the container, does "creamer" not imply "milk"?
Asscracker!
Sadly, I found this out 2 days AFTER I used it as a substitute for milk in The Boy's Hamburger Helper. 2 days AFTER The Man said, "I'm just saying, that's expensive. It doesn't have a really strong flavor though."

Hamburger Helper aside... I fed my boy chemical laden, non-dairy, partially hydrogenated crap. Today I am wiser.