Random Fact

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Seven percent of American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows, according to a survey conducted earlier this year by the Innovation Center for US Dairy.

This has nothing to do with books, but PG found it interesting/disturbing. He doubts that many Canadians would be so ill-informed.

 

17 thoughts on “Random Fact”

  1. The survey was only a thousand people. I’m not convinced, however representative the survey is, that there are 16 million people who believe that.

  2. I take heart that the number is so low. Seven percent is just background noise: people who didn’t listen to the question and will just say anything.

  3. You don’t want to know what I saw coming out of that spotted cow – though I might have been watching in the wrong place … 😛

  4. Don’t forget to include the “f*** with pollsters” percentage.

    I would have agreed that chocolate milk comes from brown cows. And buttermilk from yellow cows.

    • That’s what I suspect. Where I once worked we’d have an online poll popup on our site that asked your sex, ZIP code, and age. I’d always say I was a man my father’s age and my ZIP code was 90210.

  5. According to Nate Silver, it does comes from brown cows – as well as black cows, white cows, yellow cows, etc…

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