whole milk

American  

noun

1. milk containing all its constituents as received from the cow or other milk-giving animal.

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whole milk British  

noun

1. milk from which no constituent has been removed Compare skimmed milk

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Etymology

Origin of whole milk

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

In her recipe for classic Gulab Jamun, Selvaraju starts with whole milk, ghee and milk powder, which are mixed and combined in a heated nonstick pan to create a thick paste.

From Salon

Milk, though after testing I landed on a mix of whole milk and half-and-half for extra custardy richness.

From Salon

France double dips his homemade French toast, first in an egg mixture combined with half-and-half, whole milk, cinnamon and powdered sugar and then into shredded coconut.

From Salon

Allowing whole milk to be sold in schools.

From Salon

His raw milk products include whole milk, cream, kefir and cheese — all of which can be sold in stores in California, but not over state lines..

From Los Angeles Times