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If you intentionally warm up milk on the stove, it serves as a satisfying beverage. But if you are talking about milk sitting under the sun for days, then it has a fat chance of going bad.

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If milk was in heat for a long time it will probably go bad, but if you just microwave it it will be fine. You can trust this answer-I've had experience.

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