Daft question
Jun 20th 2007, 8:16 am
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Daft question
What's the milk taste like in Australia????
Sometimes when you go abroad it's awful!
Is it okay there???
Laura
Sometimes when you go abroad it's awful!
Is it okay there???
Laura
Last edited by gordon&laura; Jun 20th 2007 at 8:22 am.
Jun 20th 2007, 8:21 am
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Re: Daft question
Its fine! doesn't taste any different to me 
Jun 20th 2007, 8:41 am
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haha!! I LOVE this question!! Weird milk is totally the kind of thing which bothers me when we're on holiday. I'm a cereal freak and can't do anything else for breakfast except cereal so if the milk is weird, well, it's just a bad start to the day isn't it?! 
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Jun 20th 2007, 8:43 am
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In places like Spain etc you get the long life tasting stuff. Aus and the UK have normal pasturised milk. Tastes fine. Loads of different brands and about the only thing that annoys me is there doesn't appear to be any standard colour of lids. Whereas I used to check the lid as I picked it up, I now look at the lable - it's tough I tell you 
Jun 20th 2007, 8:50 am
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So as i don't like milk here (UK) , there is a chance i may like it in OZ ?
thats gonna put up cost of living !
now what do i do ?
thats gonna put up cost of living !
now what do i do ?
Jun 20th 2007, 9:09 am
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Re: Daft question
1.if you really like the milk there, buy or rent your own cow and use it as your
own personal milkfactory;
2. go in advertising and convince people nationwide that milk is great and even
better than beer/wine/soda etc. so prices go down;
3. don't move to Australia, no chance of tasting milk in Oz, so the costs won't
go up!
4. convince the factory who makes the milk you like (if so....) that you are
the best milk tasting and testing person there is...so you have a job...and
more milk you could ever want!!
Good luck!
Miranda
Jun 20th 2007, 9:24 am
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[QUOTE=tum;4940911]You have many choices
1.if you really like the milk there, buy or rent your own cow and use it as your
own personal milkfactory;
2. go in advertising and convince people nationwide that milk is great and even
better than beer/wine/soda etc. so prices go down;
3. don't move to Australia, no chance of tasting milk in Oz, so the costs won't
go up!
4. convince the factory who makes the milk you like (if so....) that you are
the best milk tasting and testing person there is...so you have a job...and
more milk you could ever want!!
Good luck!
You are all dead funny!!!
You may laugh - but bad milk is rotten.......and that's no joke!!!
Cannie send my hubby to work without his porridge in the morning - he is a brickie and needs energy to earn me lots of money (ha ha).
Still dont understand 'C&Rs' post - can you elaborate a bit more (I'm a bit slow on the uptake!!!!). Maybe I have a warped mind - but is it rude????
Laura
1.if you really like the milk there, buy or rent your own cow and use it as your
own personal milkfactory;
2. go in advertising and convince people nationwide that milk is great and even
better than beer/wine/soda etc. so prices go down;
3. don't move to Australia, no chance of tasting milk in Oz, so the costs won't
go up!
4. convince the factory who makes the milk you like (if so....) that you are
the best milk tasting and testing person there is...so you have a job...and
more milk you could ever want!!
Good luck!
You are all dead funny!!!
You may laugh - but bad milk is rotten.......and that's no joke!!!
Cannie send my hubby to work without his porridge in the morning - he is a brickie and needs energy to earn me lots of money (ha ha).
Still dont understand 'C&Rs' post - can you elaborate a bit more (I'm a bit slow on the uptake!!!!). Maybe I have a warped mind - but is it rude????
Laura
Jun 20th 2007, 9:25 am
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Re: Daft question
You have many choices
1.if you really like the milk there, buy or rent your own cow and use it as your
own personal milkfactory;
2. go in advertising and convince people nationwide that milk is great and even
better than beer/wine/soda etc. so prices go down;
3. don't move to Australia, no chance of tasting milk in Oz, so the costs won't
go up!
4. convince the factory who makes the milk you like (if so....) that you are
the best milk tasting and testing person there is...so you have a job...and
more milk you could ever want!!
Good luck!
Miranda
1.if you really like the milk there, buy or rent your own cow and use it as your
own personal milkfactory;
2. go in advertising and convince people nationwide that milk is great and even
better than beer/wine/soda etc. so prices go down;
3. don't move to Australia, no chance of tasting milk in Oz, so the costs won't
go up!
4. convince the factory who makes the milk you like (if so....) that you are
the best milk tasting and testing person there is...so you have a job...and
more milk you could ever want!!
Good luck!
Miranda
could i import one & will it go mouldy in the container ?
on the other hand , they say " breast is best " is that even true in Oz ?
Jun 20th 2007, 1:48 pm
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