wait, wait, wait... Milk comes in bags...
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wait, wait, wait... Milk comes in bags...
...in canada?
A couple of the canadian members are saying milk comes in bags on another forum. It's this just a provincial thing, or is it country wide? And wtf, bags? They tried that in like 1st grade, it ended with milk guns and soaked lunches. How do you reseal them?
A couple of the canadian members are saying milk comes in bags on another forum. It's this just a provincial thing, or is it country wide? And wtf, bags? They tried that in like 1st grade, it ended with milk guns and soaked lunches. How do you reseal them?
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Re: wait, wait, wait... Milk comes in bags...
It's country wide. You decant the milk into a sealed container if your kids take it in their lunchbox. You don't reseal the bag, but you do try to drink it before it goes stale.Ninja Geoff wrote:...in canada?
A couple of the canadian members are saying milk comes in bags on another forum. It's this just a provincial thing, or is it country wide? And wtf, bags? They tried that in like 1st grade, it ended with milk guns and soaked lunches. How do you reseal them?
And if you think that's weird, milk in Germany comes in boxes that you don't put in the fridge until after they've been opened. They're kept on a shelf with dry goods at the store...
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+1Gadjet wrote:All the milk that we buy here in Alberta comes in cartons or jugs, from 1/2 litre up to 4L. Only place that I have seen milk in bags around here is in the food service industry.
But I have seen bagged milk around here too. Of course I was hella young when that happened.
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.
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Re: wait, wait, wait... Milk comes in bags...
We have stuff like that here, but no one ever buys it. I had it once and threw up within hours of drinking it. I was maybe 10?Gummiente wrote:It's country wide. You decant the milk into a sealed container if your kids take it in their lunchbox. You don't reseal the bag, but you do try to drink it before it goes stale.Ninja Geoff wrote:...in canada?
A couple of the canadian members are saying milk comes in bags on another forum. It's this just a provincial thing, or is it country wide? And wtf, bags? They tried that in like 1st grade, it ended with milk guns and soaked lunches. How do you reseal them?
And if you think that's weird, milk in Germany comes in boxes that you don't put in the fridge until after they've been opened. They're kept on a shelf with dry goods at the store...
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I used to occasionally wind up with some dehydrated milk. You know...that powder you pour milk on...to get milk.
And some er...... Faucet milk so to speak.
ohhhh and some hand churned faucet buttermilk from an old lady with a cow up the road a ways from my grandparents. mmmm. Real buttermilk will make you kill people. Real buttermilk and cornbread could lead to evil overlordship.
And some er...... Faucet milk so to speak.
ohhhh and some hand churned faucet buttermilk from an old lady with a cow up the road a ways from my grandparents. mmmm. Real buttermilk will make you kill people. Real buttermilk and cornbread could lead to evil overlordship.