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To my perfectly logical child brain, regular milk came from white cows with black spots, and chocolate milk came from white cows with brown spots!
Mine is like that too :)
The milkman brought kids' milk (whole fat) in black and white containers and grown-ups' milk (low fat) in red and white containers and that matched up with the black and white and red and white cows I'd seen. For a special treat we occasionally got chocolate milk, which of course came in a brown container. So when I finally saw a field of brown cows I supposed they were the rare and precious source of chocolate milk :)
My mother confirmed that this was indeed the case.
Then one day I was in the dairy store with my grandmother and there were containers of things like sour cream in pink and white and neon green and white containers and I KNEW cows didn't come in those colors....