If you’ve been on social media recently, you’re probably aware of the ever-popular trend of drinking raw milk in South and North Carolina.

Medically reviewed by Karina Tolentino, RD Drinking raw milk is a health risk since it is not treated to kill harmful ...

However, food scientists say that people drinking raw milk could expose them, their family, and even their pets to serious illness and possibly even bird flu. Raw milk enthusiasts make up a small ...

In covert gatherings across California, raw goat or cow milk is mixed with cane alcohol and sugars to make pajaretes. The drink is an early-morning tradition from western Mexico. Despite health ...

Raw milk is a drink that remains unregulated at the federal level, with individual states left to decide whether it's deemed safe for human consumption. As of right now, only eight states in the ...

Users recounted positive memories of drinking raw milk, while others expressed disgust at the idea. Selling raw milk in Illinois is not illegal, but it does come with various regulations meant to ...

A pajarete is an underground drinking practice from Jalisco, Mexico, with roots in rancho culture. The hard-to-find drink involves raw goat’s milk spiked with hard alcohol and sugars. While social ...

Senators added an amendment requiring farmers to label their products if raw milk is used, meaning it will have to go back to ...

House Bill 1162 was advanced even though the FDA explicitly recommends against consuming unpasteurized dairy products to avoid bacterial infections, including salmonella, tuberculosis and listeria.

The process kills bacteria and viruses, including H5N1. MDA reminds people in general not to drink raw milk, which is unpasteurized milk, or eat raw milk cheese or undercooked meat from animals ...