donkey milk (raw)
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Donkey milk is pale, thin milk from female donkeys, consumed as a beverage or used in dairy products in fresh or processed forms.

Donkey milk is milk produced by female donkeys and sold as a fresh or processed dairy food. It is a thin, pale liquid with a mild, lightly sweet flavour; its composition differs from that of common cow’s milk.
It may be consumed as a beverage or used in dairy products, though availability and processing vary by region. Commercial forms can include pasteurized, frozen, or dried milk, and these should not be treated as compositionally identical.
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Donkey milk · unfermented · FAO reference average
Per 100 g of donkey milk, per 100 g.
FAO reference average for unfermented donkey milk. The observed ranges are retained because lactation stage and animals materially affect milk composition.
Fresh, heat-treated, frozen, and dried donkey milk are not directly interchangeable for nutrition comparisons; water removal or added ingredients changes the basis of measurement.
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Nutrition reference: FAO (2013), Milk and dairy products in human nutrition — Table 3.3, proximate composition of milk from minor dairy animals ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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