Smoothies need a liquid base. You can certainly just use water, but you may want the taste or nutrients of milk. Cow's milk contains high levels of lactose, which can cause belly symptoms in people ...

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Water or sports drinks can replenish lost fluids and electrolytes. Chocolate milk can provide carbohydrates and protein, making it a good post-workout recovery drink. More than 60% of your body is ...

He’s working on getting the robot to recognize both the refrigerator and living room, in hopes of eventually having the Omnibot to fetch him drinks from the kitchen – that’s something we can ...