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I grew up with milk being the main dinnertime beverage, and I still drink it quite a bit. My step-son's gf clearly did not, and clearly thinks it's strange, but tries to be polite about it. She's asked me if milk is my favorite drink, if I feel like milk goes with most food, and a number of related questions. I think in her family, milk is something some people put in coffee.
I don't and likely never will understand people thinking it's strange.
I love the stuff, but the entire process and industry of how it comes to be is objectively strange and fucked up.
A glass of milk with lunch or dinner? Yeah, that's strange AF. Milk is for cereal and to put in my coffee. Nothing else. I use soy milk for both.
I've had similar childhood experiences with milk, and as an adult I find it goes so well to wash down basically any carb
I don't see how people physically eat cookies without a glass of milk.