Tiny white flakes in milk don\u2019t always mean it has spoiled; they may be dried milk residue or separated fat. However, thick clumps, a sour smell, or an unusual texture can indicate spoilage, even before the expiration date. Always check the milk\u2019s smell, appearance, and storage conditions before deciding whether to use it. If you notice unusual flakes or clots in raw milk, discard it rather than assuming they\u2019re harmless, as they may indicate an infection\u2026.SEE BELOW<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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