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Lactose or added sugar: How to read the label
Why does milk say “of which sugars” even though no sugar has been added? Understanding ingredients and nutritional values.
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Knowledge about donkeys and donkey milk
Background on donkey milk, donkey cheese and our donkeys – with recipes, guides and tips for everyday life.
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Pasteurized, ESL or UHT milk: What’s the difference?
Fresh milk, ESL and UHT milk differ in processing and storage. What consumers should know.
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Homogenized milk: What does that actually mean?
What does homogenized milk mean? Fat globules, cream layer, taste, and differences from pasteurization.
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Buying donkey milk cosmetics: What you should look out for
Our buying guide shows you how to recognize good donkey milk cosmetics: percentage content, INCI list, origin and price per ml – plus an...
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Donkey Milk Body Lotion: How to Use Body Milk Correctly
Body milk, lotion or cream? We explain the differences, show how to apply them after showering and give tips for body care with donkey...
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Donkey Milk Shampoo: How to Make the Most of the 3-in-1 for Hair and Body
How a 3-in-1 shampoo with donkey milk works, how to use it on your hair and body, how much you need, and who it...
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Buying donkey milk in Switzerland: Delivery, customs and FAQ
Fresh donkey milk express-shipped to Switzerland: delivery usually within 24–48 hours of dispatch. Everything you need to know about customs, prices in euros and...
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Donkey Milk Cream: Face Cream, Application and Buying Tips
What a cream with donkey milk is, what it can and cannot do cosmetically, how you apply it morning and evening, and what to...
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Buying donkey milk in Austria: Delivery, storage and FAQ
Fresh donkey milk frozen and express-shipped to Austria, powder and cosmetics via DHL: how ordering, delivery and storage work.
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Buying donkey milk: drugstore, pharmacy, farm, or online?
Where can you buy donkey milk? An honest overview of drugstores, pharmacies, donkey farms, and online shopping – with a comparison table.
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Can donkeys eat salad? Why less is more
A fresh lettuce leaf is rarely a problem, but it won't do much for donkeys. Why lettuce scraps and kitchen waste are the real...
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Can donkeys eat grass clippings? Why lawn grass is off-limits
Grass clippings rot quickly, are eaten hastily and can contain toxic plants. Why grass from the lawn shouldn't be fed to donkeys and how...
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Can donkeys eat grapes? Why grapes are taboo
Grapes are unsuitable for donkeys. Why sugar and their shape are bad ideas, and what you should look out for with vines, raisins, and...
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Donkey Feed: Hay or Straw? What Their Basic Forage Looks Like
Straw as a base, late-cut hay as a supplement, willow only in moderation: This is what the basic forage for donkeys looks like –...
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Can donkeys eat peppers? Why it’s not worth it
Peppers offer no benefit to donkeys and are part of the nightshade family. Why you should stick to tried-and-tested treats instead, and what applies...
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Can donkeys eat prunes? Why prunes are taboo
Plums are high in sugar, have a hard pit, and ferment quickly as fallen fruit. Why they are forbidden for donkeys and how to...
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Can donkeys eat tomatoes? Why tomatoes are taboo
Tomatoes don't belong in donkey feed. Why this also applies to ripe fruit, which plant parts contain solanine, and how to avoid risks in...
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Can donkeys eat bananas? Why probably not
Bananas are very high in sugar for donkeys and are not really suitable. Here you will read why, what applies to peels and chips,...
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Can donkeys eat corn? Why corn doesn't belong in the trough
Corn is too high in starch for donkeys, and the cobs and stalks pose a choking and impaction risk. Where corn can sneak into...
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Can donkeys eat pears? Quantity, ripeness and fallen fruit
For donkeys, pears are just a rare treat, like apples. What matters when it comes to ripeness and preparation, and why fallen fruit on...
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Can donkeys eat bread? Why bread is taboo
Bread does not belong in donkeys' feed troughs, nor should dry or hard bread. Here you will find out why and what you can...
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Can donkeys eat chestnuts? Why chestnuts are taboo
Horse chestnuts are toxic to donkeys, while sweet chestnuts are too high in starch. How to tell them apart and keep the autumn pasture...
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Can donkeys eat cucumbers? Quantity, preparation and tips
Cucumbers are low in sugar, but they're not a snack food: This is how much cucumber is okay for donkeys, how to cut it...
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Can donkeys eat carrots? How to feed carrots properly
Donkeys may eat carrots, but only occasionally, in small amounts and cut lengthwise into strips. Here you will read why round slices are unsuitable...
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