Milk

Borden

Fairlife whole milk is the milk that is both widely available and tastes the closest to what milk was like when I was a kid in the 70's. Other than that you will have to go with a small farm type of milk to get the fresh taste IMO. When back in Covington area Mauthe's Progress milk barn has the best tasting whole milk, Between that and their Milklady cheesecake and Creole Cream cheese I find it to be a damn good product.

Just push through the tolerance and start chugging half-and-half.

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start chugging half-and-half.

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that’s what I do
there’s a couple of small dairies around us that let us go get raw milk but you have to get a massive amount, and all we use it for is cereal and for cooking/baking. Half and half is easier

OP if there’s a farmers market near you I bet there’s a dairy there selling full fat milk

Kroger

Grass fed if your store carries it. If you've ever had grass fed butter, the difference in taste is the same.

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Best bet is to find a local dairy farm. They'll usually sell it

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yep, we buy 2 gallons a week

Feleciana’s Best chocolate milk is on point too…. Their Vit D is all I drink.

Fun Fact of the Day: Almost all commercially available milk is processed to skim milk, then fat (re)added to make the 2% and "whole" milk. This is why 2% and whole milk is typically more expensive.

Presumably, it is cheaper when all the milk is processed to skim first, then some fat returned and the rest used for other products.