When the milk has thawed completely, you're likely to notice some differences in the texture that it becomes. This is because in the freezing process, the fat separates and this can give the milk a grainy type texture. It's worth bearing this in mind as many people don't enjoy drinking once-frozen milk directly because of this. One way to ease this is to make sure you shake the milk vigorously before you pour it out. Otherwise, you could use a blender to mix the fats back into the milk. Your best bet is to freeze a small amount of milk and thaw it to see how you feel about the texture. If you don't want to drink it, you can still use it for baking, cooking, or smoothies.

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