Untyped Milk?

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Untyped Milk?

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The not-a-cat Hafen Cookbook shows a lot of recipes that require, e.g. butter or milk (fishsticks, butter-steamed cavebulb) but shows recipies that use milk or butter that is untyped. Is that just an artefact of the recipe system or is it possible to produce untyped milk and milk products?
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Re: Untyped Milk?

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It is not possible to produce untyped milk. If you combine milks they become sheep's milk.
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Re: Untyped Milk?

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Mixing goat, sheep, aurochs or cow milk (even if it is only 0.01 L) in a same container will make all milk in that vessel mixed milk with no type. Mixed milk as ingredient has no FEP effects.
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Re: Untyped Milk?

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not_a_cat wrote:Mixing goat, sheep, aurochs or cow milk (even if it is only 0.01 L) in a same container will make all milk in that vessel mixed milk with no type. Mixed milk as ingredient has no FEP effects.
Dondy wrote:It is not possible to produce untyped milk. If you combine milks they become sheep's milk.
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Please post results!

( I had my goat and my sheep in the same pen and I unintentionally added sheep's milk to the goat milk barrel and then all I had was sheep's milk. But this could be because I put sheep's milk into goats milk or because there was more sheep's milk. Inquiring minds wanna know if order or proportion make a difference.)
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Re: Untyped Milk?

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Dondy wrote:Please post results!

( I had my goat and my sheep in the same pen and I unintentionally added sheep's milk to the goat milk barrel and then all I had was sheep's milk. But this could be because I put sheep's milk into goats milk or because there was more sheep's milk. Inquiring minds wanna know if order or proportion make a difference.)
This will go faster if people want to get me milk, and/or milkable animals. I have a single cow, am taming Auruchs #2 presently. No goats, no sheeps.
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not_a_cat wrote:Mixing goat, sheep, aurochs or cow milk (even if it is only 0.01 L) in a same container will make all milk in that vessel mixed milk with no type. Mixed milk as ingredient has no FEP effects.
This is right.
Dondy wrote:It is not possible to produce untyped milk. If you combine milks they become sheep's milk.
This is wrong.
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Re: Untyped Milk?

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Dondy wrote:Please post results!

( I had my goat and my sheep in the same pen and I unintentionally added sheep's milk to the goat milk barrel and then all I had was sheep's milk. But this could be because I put sheep's milk into goats milk or because there was more sheep's milk. Inquiring minds wanna know if order or proportion make a difference.)
10L of Sheepsmilk + 10L of Cowsmilk = 20L of untyped milk.

MYTH CONFIRMED
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Re: Untyped Milk?

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My understanding was any amount mixed became generic milk. I don't keep animals, so am meticulous about keeping milk separated as it's a pain for me to replace it.
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Re: Untyped Milk?

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MagicManICT wrote:My understanding was any amount mixed became generic milk. I don't keep animals, so am meticulous about keeping milk separated as it's a pain for me to replace it.
^Pretty sure this is right. Gotta be real careful about leaving milk in your curding tubs. 0,1 L of mixed milk will ruin a tub of your cheese operation.
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