Is whole milk 4% milk? Understanding the fat content
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Contrary to a common misconception, whole milk sold in stores is not actually 4% milk fat; in the United States, it is standardized to contain a minimum of 3.25% milk fat. The idea that it is 4% is a carryover from the natural state of raw milk, which can vary widely in fat content depending on the cow's breed and diet.
