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when When ordering coffee, do you say 2 milks"two milks" or 2 milk"two milk"?

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I've already searched the site if this question had been asked before however iI didn't find anything related to my question. Every time I order coffee some people sort of correct me by saying 2 milks some others use 2 milk.. canCan someone explain which is the correct form and why? Thanks in advance.

I've already searched the site if this question had been asked before however i didn't find anything related to my question. Every time I order coffee some people sort of correct me by saying 2 milks some others use 2 milk.. can someone explain which is the correct form and why? Thanks in advance.

I've already searched the site if this question had been asked before however I didn't find anything related to my question. Every time I order coffee some people sort of correct me by saying 2 milks some others use 2 milk. Can someone explain which is the correct form and why?

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when ordering coffee you say 2 milks or 2 milk?

I've already searched the site if this question had been asked before however i didn't find anything related to my question. Every time I order coffee some people sort of correct me by saying 2 milks some others use 2 milk.. can someone explain which is the correct form and why? Thanks in advance.