Green milk
Green or even Yellow Milk and Blue Milk... ever heard of such a thing?
If you're a Kiwi (native of the land we know as Aotearoa/New Zealand) then you'll be nodding and thinking, "Duh! Of course". If you're from anywhere else in the world you might be thinking one of these:
So, when you get asked, "Blue or green" now you know.
And for you information, I don't care, just stick whatever colour milk you've got to hand in that coffee and give it to me.
PS: In my search for the Wikipedia link to New Zealand I found this:
If you're a Kiwi (native of the land we know as Aotearoa/New Zealand) then you'll be nodding and thinking, "Duh! Of course". If you're from anywhere else in the world you might be thinking one of these:
- Green milk, special NZ 'clean and green'
- Yellow milk, from goats perhaps?
- Blue milk cannot be healthy, surely
- Blue: full fat
- Green: trim
- Yellow: trim with extra calcium
So, when you get asked, "Blue or green" now you know.
And for you information, I don't care, just stick whatever colour milk you've got to hand in that coffee and give it to me.
PS: In my search for the Wikipedia link to New Zealand I found this:
New Zealand is a hamlet in Buckinghamshire, England, to the north of Aylesbury town centre. The hamlet has been entirely swallowed up by the urban growth of Aylesbury, however the public house of the same name remains today. The hamlet gains its name from a breed of cow, that was supposedly farmed there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand%2C_Buckinghamshire
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