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.

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.

The recall is for goat milk labeled either "Valley Milk Simply Bottled Raw Goat Milk" or "DESI MILK Raw Goat Milk" distributed in half-gallon plastic containers with a date of Oct. 21 through Oct ...

State law does permit the sale of raw goat milk for people with a herd of 9 lactating goats or smaller. There are regulations about cleanliness, and the farms can't advertise sales and must sell ...

All types of raw milk — sheep, goat, and cow — are equally unsafe since none of them have been pasteurized. While going down the rabbit hole of raw milk aficionados on the internet, I learned ...

In Kentucky, raw goat milk can be bought, but only with a physician’s recommendation. New York allows on-farm sales of raw milk. Three states Rhode Island, Nevada and Hawaii—have declared raw milk ...

She bought a goat and gave her baby raw goat's milk," reads a screenshot of a tweet shared in a Facebook post May 5."There's a baby formula shortage? Buy a goat! It's far healthier than baby formula." ...

Raw milk is simply milk from cows, sheep and goats (or any other animal) that has not been heated to a sufficiently high temperature to kill harmful bacteria, a process called pasteurization that ...

Raw goat milk poses food safety risks because it hasn’t been treated to kill off harmful pathogens. For this reason, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) ...

Raw milk from both cows and goats is creamier and “I feel it’s healthier,” Webster said. She emphasized that she was speaking about her own experience and not encouraging others to consume ...