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Camels In Colorado Provide Milk Alternative: ‘It's Quite A Process'
"A lot of mothers are buying our milk for their kids with sensitivity issues," Colorado dairy farmer Kyle Hendrix said.
By Libby Smith, CBS Denver:
WRAY, Colo. (CBS4) – People with food allergies and lactose intolerance are always looking for other options to cow’s milk. There is an ancient alternative that’s being produced in Colorado.
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In the far eastern area of the state, eight miles from the Nebraska border, there is a dairy farm called “Camelot.”
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