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Re: MILK ?????????
Originally Posted by act1980
(Post 8402199)
Whole milk I believe is 3%
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Milk in a bag. 'Nuff said.
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Re: MILK ?????????
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8402736)
Milk in a bag. 'Nuff said.
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WE dont get bagged milk here !
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Hi
Oh yes, the bags....I fully intend to pack at least 6 x 4 pint plastic containers from the milk....and will sterilise them and reuse. My friends use an open topped jug...pop it in in the bag......cut the corners off and pour....but when you get near to the end of the bag it sometimes falls out of the jug and if you ain't ready for it....lets just say...'A little milk can go a long way!!!!' I fully agree with the bags, from the save the planet viewpoint, but want something with a top and handle, which contains more than 2 pints, to make it more user friendly...lol.... lol Stef
Originally Posted by Bill_S
(Post 8402623)
Nobody has mentioned the bags yet...
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Re: MILK ?????????
Originally Posted by kirstybowles
(Post 8402149)
CAN YOU HELP ! After a visit to ontario we sust out most things but milk is still a mystery ! We all drink semi,over there its %.what is nearest to semi ? thanks, Kirsty
Canadian milk
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8402635)
Ah, the bags, you'll be wanting the two and half micron bags. Otherwise you're into spillage issues.
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8402736)
Milk in a bag. 'Nuff said.
Originally Posted by lins and Stef McLachlan
(Post 8403438)
Hi
Oh yes, the bags....I fully intend to pack at least 6 x 4 pint plastic containers from the milk....and will sterilise them and reuse. My friends use an open topped jug...pop it in in the bag......cut the corners off and pour....but when you get near to the end of the bag it sometimes falls out of the jug and if you ain't ready for it....lets just say...'A little milk can go a long way!!!!' I fully agree with the bags, from the save the planet viewpoint, but want something with a top and handle, which contains more than 2 pints, to make it more user friendly...lol.... lol Stef Charlie |
Re: MILK ?????????
Originally Posted by purple80
(Post 8403777)
Lets not mention the steel toe cap slip ons.....
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Re: MILK ?????????
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8403785)
Oh let's! I was wondering where one might obtain a pair for, er, recreational use.
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Originally Posted by purple80
(Post 8403814)
With or without the hairnet option?
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Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8403785)
Oh let's! I was wondering where one might obtain a pair for, er, recreational use.
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Re: MILK ?????????
Originally Posted by purple80
(Post 8403777)
You only need to snip one corner of the bag, I have never had the bag fall out of the jug.
Charlie
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8403840)
I'd rather not have to wear the hairnet but will inquire. One never knows.
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Re: MILK ?????????
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8404729)
Any experience that involves both bagged milk and ear plugs is fine in my book.
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Originally Posted by lins and Stef McLachlan
(Post 8403438)
Oh yes, the bags....I fully intend to pack at least 6 x 4 pint plastic containers from the milk....and will sterilise them and reuse.
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Hi Gavin
Ahhhhhhh.....but are you sure it has come from de cow?.......How can you be so sure? Don't know if I would like a gallon container sitting in my fridge door though!!! We all have our funny little ways.....'Oh darling......just nipping out for a gallon of milk....be home in time for tea...the bridge will be busy both ways' ....... only playing. lol....lol.....lol.....:rofl: Stef
Originally Posted by G77
(Post 8404803)
Don't bother - they still sell milk in gallon plastic containers in Detroit and they're generally less than $2 for a gallon! Sometimes as low as $1.70 a gallon!
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Re: MILK ?????????
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8404729)
I suppose it is unfair to wallow in the face of those who have lesser bag management skills than yourself.
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8404740)
I've made good note of that. One of these Sunday afternoons ...
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