What do milk butter cheese and meat all have in common?
Milk, butter, cheese, and meat all have in common that they are animal products.
Here's a breakdown:
* Milk: Produced by mammals, specifically cows, goats, or sheep.
* Butter: Made from churning milk or cream, which comes from animals.
* Cheese: Made by curdling milk, which is an animal product.
* Meat: Comes from the flesh of animals, usually cattle, pigs, chicken, etc.
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