Chocolate milk and breast milk have more in common than you might think

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As always Darren Maule is here to educate and entertain with his fantastic facts! Keri Miller and Sky Tshabalala were udderly amoosed by what they learned today. Why do humans love chocolate milk so much? And why did people in the 18th century believe they would be turning into cows? find out on the episode of #GetFactd
16 Feb 2021 7PM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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