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Re: milk
Originally Posted by Photoplex
(Post 12062281)
That, and the birds I guess...
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Re: milk
Isn't all the milk here generally longer pasteurized or Purefilter type stuff? It does last for ages - 2-3 weeks after the date on it has not been uncommon in our construction site fridges!
As for UHT in the UK, nobody in their right mind uses that stuff. Granted you can buy slabs of it in the supermarkets, but most people don't.... According to Wikipedia, only 8% of milk sold in the UK is UHT. The target of 90% was set in 2008, but was abandoned. Good job too. It tastes horrible. |
Re: milk
Originally Posted by withabix
(Post 12065067)
It tastes horrible.
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Re: milk
Funnily enough I quite like the taste of UHT, but since I only really have it in coffee, it's a bit academic.
On the bread front I always have rotis or some other flat bread in the drawer, as they seem to last forever.
Originally Posted by withabix
(Post 12065067)
Isn't all the milk here generally longer pasteurized or Purefilter type stuff? It does last for ages - 2-3 weeks after the date on it has not been uncommon in our construction site fridges!
As for UHT in the UK, nobody in their right mind uses that stuff. Granted you can buy slabs of it in the supermarkets, but most people don't.... According to Wikipedia, only 8% of milk sold in the UK is UHT. The target of 90% was set in 2008, but was abandoned. Good job too. It tastes horrible. |
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