Ohhhhhhhhhh I see! That makes more sense than the fragment version that I had which was Nestle products were made from womens' breast milk. DId they really decline an award? How gallant of them. I hate Perrier water because it tastes horrid. Going back to the Nestle thing, surely it's more cost effective for women (in Third Worl countries and everywhere else) to breast feed than to buy powdered milk?

yes but it's not better for Nestle

Or for the chickens who live off the subsequent overflow of breast milk!

And the ants who also feed on the milk.

But why do they buy the Nestle powered milk in the first place if women can make their own milk. It's like going to Aldi to buy bottles of saliva to keep your mouth moist.

Because its advertised as being healthier and I imagine they don't all have much milk due to dehydration or disease or poor quality water etc.

I'm with you now. I hope Nestle stopped making the powdered milk. Quite fraankily, I rememer nearly puking when I first saw powdered being made for someone. It;'s just the idea of milk in granual form that scares me a little. Milk should be given to a child or elderly loved one as free-flowing as the day the squirrel was milked. I couldnt imagine Cleopatra would be very enthusiastic taking a bath in powered milk.

I bet Pliny could - and it would be full of cats.

Those Egyptians, how they loved their cats... in a bath of powdered milk. Sounds lieka good Channel 4 documentary, we could have anthony hopkins on it and everything...

And David AtteHENbourough.

I HATE HENS!

Big Hen is a clock in London. Go on, teach your to-be children that.

and your 2B pencils.

2B pencilitus

Better take some pencilin for that.