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Here is a good question..... by Timmay on 17 Jun, 2009 23:03
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Milk drinkers....
Gallon of milk in fridge. Its low, like maybe a glass full left. Do you pour it in a glass and drink it, or....do you open another gallon and get fresher milk?
When the milk jug gets low like that I wont drink it. I will save it and use it in a recipe ( at least until the expiration date) but I will not drink it. I will open another new gallon and go from there.
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#1 by PBurke on 17 Jun, 2009 23:23
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i just open a beer and drink that!
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#2 by Timmay on 17 Jun, 2009 23:25
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Ok Mr Budweiser....lol
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#3 by schro on 17 Jun, 2009 23:34
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Our family are all big milk drinkers. Rarely is there a little bit left in a container.
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#4 by joergHH on 18 Jun, 2009 00:54
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Milk drinkers....
Gallon of milk in fridge. Its low, like maybe a glass full left.
I hate it's taste and smell. It's just good for my coffee.
Here in Germany since about half a year you can just buy milk which is ultrahigh temperature pasteurizised, not the best taste!
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#5 by Jer on 18 Jun, 2009 00:58
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i just open a beer and drink that!
Same here! But then again, I don't ever really have anything BUT beer in my fridge... -
#6 by SlyHigh on 18 Jun, 2009 11:28
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Did you know that spoiled milk can't make you sick? The taste might, but it's not bad for you.
There's nothing wrong with the end of the jug. I can't taste the difference between "fresh" milk and "old" milk that hasn't begun to spoil. -
#7 by adam_r_todd on 18 Jun, 2009 12:55
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Did you know that spoiled milk can't make you sick? The taste might, but it's not bad for you.
There's nothing wrong with the end of the jug. I can't taste the difference between "fresh" milk and "old" milk that hasn't begun to spoil.
Makes sense since I eat cottage cheese all the time. -
#8 by SlyHigh on 18 Jun, 2009 13:18
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Did you know that spoiled milk can't make you sick? The taste might, but it's not bad for you.
There's nothing wrong with the end of the jug. I can't taste the difference between "fresh" milk and "old" milk that hasn't begun to spoil.
Makes sense since I eat cottage cheese all the time.
Try putting cottage chesse on chips. It goes great on flavored chips like Doritos, Sun Chips, etc. I had never heard of it before I met my wife. Her family always did it. She grew up thinking that's what cottage cheese was for. -
#9 by adam_r_todd on 18 Jun, 2009 13:34
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Did you know that spoiled milk can't make you sick? The taste might, but it's not bad for you.
There's nothing wrong with the end of the jug. I can't taste the difference between "fresh" milk and "old" milk that hasn't begun to spoil.
Makes sense since I eat cottage cheese all the time.
Try putting cottage chesse on chips. It goes great on flavored chips like Doritos, Sun Chips, etc. I had never heard of it before I met my wife. Her family always did it. She grew up thinking that's what cottage cheese was for.
I'll give it a try. Sounds good. The thing is, I normally eat cottage cheese when I'm trying to watch the diet. It's a high protein, low carb food. But putting it with chips sort of defeats the purpose. But for you, I'll try it. (Sun Chips may be the healthy alternative.)