udder is the part of the cow where milk comes from.
udder is the part of the cow where milk comes from.
what is the part of the cow where milk comes from?
udder
milk (disambiguation)









































milk is a nutrient liquid produced by mammary glands; it may also apply to drinkable liquids made from plants or chemicals.









































milk may also refer to:









































section::::drinkable liquids.









































bullet::::- almond milk, a milk-like beverage made from almonds









































bullet::::- breast milk, milk produced by a human mammary gland









































bullet::::- coconut milk, a milk-like substance derived from a coconut









































bullet::::- cow's milk, milk produced by cows









































bullet::::- grain milk, any of various milk substitutes made from fermented grain or flour









































bullet::::- milk of magnesia, a suspension of magnesium hydroxide, used as an antacid and laxative









































bullet::::- milk substitute
milk (disambiguation)
daigo (dairy product)









































, or ghee, was a type of dairy product made in japan during the 10th century.









































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in buddhism, ghee is used metaphorically to mean concepts such as "ultimate truth", "great nirvana" or "buddha-nature". ghee is thus mentioned in the nirvana sutra: 









































for example, from cows comes fresh milk; from fresh milk comes cream; from cream comes curdled milk; from curdled milk comes butter; from butter comes ghee ("daigo"), and ghee is the best. - nirvana sutra 









































in japanese, this is the origin of the word, "daigo-mi" (醍醐味), which means a superb flavor.
daigo (dairy product)