What is the difference between the colors of "milk" and "cottage cheese"?
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Milk is very pigmented...it's an opaque bright stark white. It's great for highlighting the area under your brows. Cottage cheese is not as opaque and it's got a bit of shimmer...a little more sheer, it's a creamier, warmer pearly white, best for highlighting the inner corners of your eyes.
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I think the green label is Cafix in the crystal form while the red label is in the powder form. I used to prefer the green label, but now I like the red label better. =) I think it's a little bolder and smoother. Either way, it's delicious!
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I ordered this. I posted a picture of the ingredients, but it was scrubbed by Amazon. Here's what is on my picture: "A dehydrated blend of whey, BUTTERMILK solids, CHEESE (granular & cheddar [MILK, cheese culture, salt, enzymes]), whey protein concentrate, salt, sodium phosphate, citric acid, yellow 5, yellow 6, lactic acid, enzyme. Contains: Dairy" [Caps correctly quoted]
464352
I don't know, really, but they DO look different (translucent vs. milky-white) and the dairy ones work in dairy while the water-kefir grains work in other mediums than dairy. Sorry I don't know! Regina J.
743228
its white ! not beige or eggs shells. for example: this kind white like wash mashine or refrigerator
1212634
There is no difference except color. I have both colors. The blue one is easier to see, so that if you take it on planes you're less likely to forget and leave it behind. The gray one blends better in the car. These pillos are excellent, very sturdy and flexible. Work best when not overinflated.
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The box says that there is no synthetic colors, preservatives, dairy, lactose, milk, yeast, wheat, gluten or soy and the two main ingredients are Lactobacillus GG (10 billion cells) and Inulin (chicory root extract) 200 mg. and the "Other ingredients" are gelatin (the capsule), vegetable magnesium stearate, silica and titanium dioxide (color, which is white). Suggest calling the company at 1-800-722-3476 if you desire further details.
2110177
Mostly a creamy white, golden yellow, gray and a very subtle periwinkle purple-blue
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OK, OK! I found the picture I took of the other side of the bag. Here's what is on my picture: "A dehydrated blend of whey, BUTTERMILK solids, CHEESE (granular & cheddar [MILK, cheese culture, salt, enzymes]), whey protein concentrate, salt, sodium phosphate, citric acid, yellow 5, yellow 6, lactic acid, enzyme. Contains: Dairy" [Caps correctly quoted] Ignore my original post of ingredients, below (they were taken from a blurry online picture: OMG, the product picture changed again--I'm confused! Never mind--Here is what I am able to decipher from the posted blurry picture: "Cheese (milk, salt, cheese cultures, enzymes), whey, partially hydrogenated soybean oil, (something, too blurry), reduced lactose whey, salt, disodium phosphate, blue cheese (milk, salt, cheese cultures, enzymes), nonfat dry milk, citric acid, artificial color (including yellow #5, yellow #6)"
742265
Absolutely not ! The package depicts White for the MILK CHOCOLATE bar inside. It is pure Milk Chocolate in its finest brown form !
1235902
Purple , light purple and gray with white strips. Its light so good for winter or summer . I liked it an KMart has curtians in the dark purple.
1124193
There are two colors available: brown and cappuccino. I have the cappuccino one.
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Though they are similar, aqua tends to be more blue, and sea foam is more green. Hope that helps!
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Natural. That is, it is a light tan, creamy off-white leaning toward the yellow (50/50 coffee & milk), not the red (beige), end of the spectrum. The closest acrylic color I could find quickly is unbleached titanium. Check out the right-hand side of color #434 on http://www.liquitex.com/softbodycolorchart/ for an approximation.
602152
Mint green. Very pale mint green. Do not confuse this with the polka blue. Polka blue is almost baby blue, but a bit brighter. Polka rose is a mint green.
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I don't know the difference. I guess it's in between closer to a true white.
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There is not a good way to tell the difference. I look for a slight difference in color of the biscuit.