It's not a straightforward answer, but skim or low-fat cow's milk is often a dietitian's first choice. With that in mind, ...

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Holy cow, there’s a lot of milk; Drink some. The butter sculpture remains one of the fair’s most revered traditions. But it’s not the only dairy-centric attraction at the fair.

It's also good to be aware that a cup of cow's milk has about 12 grams of natural sugars in the form of lactose. Too much lactose, Taub-Dix cautions, can lead to digestive discomfort for some people.

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Overall, milk consumption has declined by almost a third over the past 40 years, from roughly 21.8 gallons per year in 1970 to 14.5 gallons in 2012.