Updated
Updated · Fox News · Sep 12
Ringo Starr Picks Goat Cheese Sandwich, Citing 2021 Claim About Cow Milk Molecules
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Sep 12

Ringo Starr Picks Goat Cheese Sandwich, Citing 2021 Claim About Cow Milk Molecules

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 12

Summary

  • Ringo Starr said his favorite sandwich is simply goat cheese on bread, reviving a 2021 “Late Show” exchange in which he said he no longer eats cow-based dairy.
  • Starr told Stephen Colbert he avoids “anything from the cow” because its molecules are “so big,” a claim the report says is not scientifically backed.
  • Research cited in the report says goat milk does differ from cow milk, including smaller fat globules and different fat and protein composition that can affect digestion.
  • An Instagram recreation of Starr’s sandwich—toasted bread with soft goat cheese and grated goat cheddar—drew praise, surprise that it was not grilled, and debate over his explanation.

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