Did Romans drink milk? Did ancient Egyptians have dairy cows?

>>2728917
I don't know for certain, but I would guess so. They definitely kept cattle, way into predynastic times, and they didn't seem to go for animal fabrics, preferring to make clothes out of plant fiber. I suppose they could have raised cows solely for meat, but I don't' see why, since they'll give milk anyway why not drink it?

>>2728935
>since they'll give milk anyway why not drink it?

Because the animals and the people were dirty as fuck and drinking non pasteurized milk is just rolling the dice

>>2728917
Idk

>>2728955

Well, they drank milk. I looked it up, it took all of 2 minutes on Google http://www.reshafim.org.il/ad/egypt/timelines/topics/drink.htm

Around what time did milk become a standard drink? Especially for children?

My uninformed guess would be the 50s but that's just a guess.

>>2729022
>Around what time did milk become a standard drink? Especially for children?
Around 240 million years ago.

>>2728917
I saw a scene of a Pharaoh drinking milk straight from a goddess cow so probably yes

>>2728917

Of course they did. They worshiped fucking cows and sheeit. That shit is in Exodus.

Here you go dumb-dumb. I would post something about Rome but they conquered Egypt anyway so close enough.

http://biblehub.com/exodus/3-8.htm
http://www.ancient.eu/Hathor/

>>2729175
>>2728917

[spoonfeeding intensifies]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_and_dining_in_the_Roman_Empire

>>2729199
As I was reading the thread I thought, I don't know if they drank milk but I will bet a dollar that the guidos were eating mozzarella and provolone from way way

>>2728999
>Ancient Roman ruling caste was Nordic
>Nordics are tall
>Milk makes you tall
Makes since.

>>2728917
They ate tons of cheese, like Italians today

>>2728917
Cheesemaking predates Roman times, so you can be sure as hell people thought about drinking milk before making cheese out of it...

Yes, Romans where milk drinking aryans.