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Some say it is mainly added because a farmer is more stimulated to buy a feed that smells sweet and vanilla-ish than a more bland one 
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#4 31 Mar 2022 at 5.38pm | | 2 | |
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iv'e never seen a pig that needs stimulating to eat 
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I am pretty sure it is originally a palatant for feed, cattle and/or pigs.
Also pretty sure it is vanillin and some lactones in the mix.
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There’s actually lots of them, appetite stimulators for pigs
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Who actually came up with the very first version of Milk B+ back in the 70s/80s, and what was it primarily used as, in a bait, other than powdered flavour or palatant enhancer/feeding stimulant ? Anyone know the actual composition used way back then? Lactose + vanillin + ???
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