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    Adrianna Tan (skinnylatte@hachyderm.io)'s status on Monday, 30-Mar-2026 02:08:20 JSTAdrianna TanAdrianna Tan
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    Also very tangential to my ‘immigrant discovering the rest of the US’ journey:

    Anecdotally, many East & SE Asian immigrants seem to be only ‘lactose intolerant’ to Clover brand milk, which is the primary source of dairy whole milk in Northern California.

    On a personal note I can attest that I am not intolerant of any whole milk most other places.

    This got me down a rabbit hole of trying to understand why. The best theory remains that Clover milk has A1 proteins which many of us can’t digest. It’s not scientifically proven, but on a ‘this doesn’t send us to the bathroom immediately’ scientific scale, A2 is much, much better.

    Nowhere else have I experienced this other than in CA (I’ve tested this in all the other states)

    (Related: this excellent post on ‘if Chinese people are lactose intolerant, why all the milk tea? Sorry it’s a *stack)

    https://open.substack.com/pub/chinesecookingdemystified/p/if-asian-are-lactose-intolerant-why

    In conversationabout a month ago from hachyderm.iopermalink

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      If Asians are Lactose Intolerant, why all the Milk Tea?
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      A puzzle: over 90% of East Asians are genetically lactose intolerant. So then why is there dairy everywhere?
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