Meanings of camel's milk in English

Fermented camel's milk is much used all over western Asia.

She said she was surviving by drinking camel's milk.

Now, camel's milk is sweet, and rich with nutrients.

He then called for camel's milk and kouskous.

The Tibboos carry on a traffic between Mourzouk and Bournou, and subsist chiefly on camel's milk.

They raised him, they held to his parched lips a most delicious draught of rich camel's milk.

I lived here five days, enjoying sour camel's milk, gossiping with the natives, and roaming about the place.

The lukewarm water flavored with goatskin and tar, the draughts of sour camel's milk, had tasted good after that scrimmage, like a combat in chivalry.

He is dieted with camel's milk, the wound is treated with salt and turmeric, and the chances in his favour are about ten to one.

A wooden platter of boiled mutton was next added, along with a caldron filled with wheat boiled in camel's milk, and some cups of coffee.

They had drank and acknowledged its goodness, and how grateful it was to their weak stomachs, before they found out that it was camel's milk.

A Somali love-song says: "You are beautiful and your limbs are fat; but if you would drink camel's milk you would be still more beautiful."

"He only eats about once a month, and then it's dates and hay and camel's milk and carrots!"

'Thou art beautiful,' he sings, 'thy limbs are plump, if thou wouldst drink camel's milk thou wert more beautiful still.'