Can orange juice be taken immediately after having milk?

Answer 1

No, you should not have milk immediately after having orange juice.

Because orange juice is citrus and tends to curdle the milk.
When you prepare paneer you boil milk and add any citric acid or any think sour -- curd, lime juice, vinegar.

This is exactly what happens in your stomach.
And this change in your stomach could cause some kind of uneasiness to you.
Just avoid doing so.

Answer 2

Yes you can, however it is recommended that you drink it at least half hour apart because Orange juice and milk don’t go together.

Why things taste disgusting together is largely because they have nothing in common. You have your nose and tongue largely set up with receptors to respond to food. However, when certain combinations of receptors are set of at the same time, such as with milk and orange juice, the receptors that are set off act in a similar way to a jarring musical chord. It tastes completely wrong. On the other hand, if you play something smooth that goes together, they go together pretty well. So foods that have molecules in common tend to taste very good together.

Answer 3

No never--it cud curdle the milk-give it a gap--wait a few mins--and then have it later

Answer 4

No.. there should be a 1/2 hour gap.

Answer 5

Well hello? Does the words 'Orange Julius' mean anything to you?

Answer 6

It will be better to have half an hour gap between these drinks.

Answer 7

Yes, but it will taste funny for the first couple of gulps.

Answer 8

no never, because after drinking hot u can;t take cold.