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Milk Alignment Chart

Milk alignment chart Lawful good: oat milk (least environmental impact milk alternative) Lawful neutral: almond milk (pretty good, more env impact) Lawful evil: rice milk (yucky) Neutral good: nonfat milk True neutral: 2% milk Evil neutral: whole milk Chaotic good: strawberry milk (yum) Chaotic neutral: chocolate milk Chaotic evil: raw milk (most likely to make you sick)

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