Coffin
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Hello, namaste, sat sri akal 
I am currently in Punjab, India where milk is considered sacred
The village I am staying in is agriculturally dependent. 99% of residents own farmland where they grow crops to feed their cows/buffalo whom produce milk from which much staple food and drink is derived
Many homes will sell excess milk daily to local businesses, hotels, restaurants etc. Or simply other homes
The measurement is calculated by weight rather than volume, in this case kilograms
1 kilo of milk is sold for 30 rupees. 80 rupees is £1
How many kilos is 4 pints?!
Clearly density is the factor. FWIW I'm assured buffalo milk is the equivalent of 'full fat'
Thanks
I am currently in Punjab, India where milk is considered sacred
The village I am staying in is agriculturally dependent. 99% of residents own farmland where they grow crops to feed their cows/buffalo whom produce milk from which much staple food and drink is derived
Many homes will sell excess milk daily to local businesses, hotels, restaurants etc. Or simply other homes
The measurement is calculated by weight rather than volume, in this case kilograms
1 kilo of milk is sold for 30 rupees. 80 rupees is £1
How many kilos is 4 pints?!
Clearly density is the factor. FWIW I'm assured buffalo milk is the equivalent of 'full fat'
Thanks
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