Random thoughts

[Cami]

Was it organic? I find that organic milk lasts at least a week before the printed "sell by" date. However, non-organic seems o go bad a week prior lol

I've actually never tried organic milk. How's it taste? I like whole or 2% milk. I've tried the lactos kind, what was it silk I think, that was pretty yummy.

 

[Cami]

What does this mean Muddy?

IDK why I wrote that. Just dumb luck...
like weird shit that happens unintentionally or by coincidence.

Kind of like, tricky spirits.

 

[rito]

I've actually never tried organic milk. How's it taste? I like whole or 2% milk. I've tried the lactos kind, what was it silk I think, that was pretty yummy.

Some are really tasty, but way too expensive.

 

[Matty]

$13 for a gallon of organic milk here vs. $5 for regular.

 

[Cami]

$13?!

Yeah. No.

PASS

 

[RayRay]

 

[Cami]

Ray that is exactly what I have always thought!

 

[Mudcat]

I drink skim milk. Because of my cholesterol situation. Nevermind that I had bacon and egg sandwiches yesterday and heavy cream in my coffee and ice cream for a snack.

But yeah, skim milk.

You get used to it.

Sometimes I end up with 1% because the store didn't have any skim. The 1% tastes like a fancy dessert.

 

[CSguy1]

all MILK is hideous.

 

[RayRay]

i keep some 1% around for mixing with egg whites and very few other things... 1/2gallon runs around $2 and i might use 3-4 cups in 2 weeks...

matty, is milk in a bag normal around there?

 

[rito]

I believe they do have milk in bags in canada. That shit annoys me.

 

[Matty]

We do have milked bag, which is quite a bit cheaper than cartons. I still buy cartons cause we don't drink enough.

 

[betplom]

I believe they do have milk in bags in canada. That shit annoys me.

milk bags are annoying.

fukkin dumberican

 

[MonkeyF0cker]

I drink skim milk. Because of my cholesterol situation. Nevermind that I had bacon and egg sandwiches yesterday and heavy cream in my coffee and ice cream for a snack.

But yeah, skim milk.

You get used to it.

Sometimes I end up with 1% because the store didn't have any skim. The 1% tastes like a fancy dessert.

I agree. I grew up on 2% and switched to skim in college. Took a little adjusting but now even 1% is too thick for my tastes.

 

[Mudcat]

Milk in bags in my household

I drink a fair bit of milk. You get 4 liters in a regular bag-of-3-bags. That probably doesn't last me a week.

When it comes to bagged milk, I'm kind of a big deal. Here's some 2% with my picture on it:

 

[betplom]

Tested by seals.

Impressive.


They even spelled LITRES properly.

 

[Cami]

How does bagged milk work? Is there some sort of spout or something? I've never seen that before.

 

[betplom]

How does bagged milk work?

Self explanatory.

The whole idea behind bags of milk is cleanliness. The bags are never re-used.