OMG whatever!

Just for the record, I routinely drink milk that is a week or so past the date. It's all good.

OMG whatever!

 

Don't be soft.

Just for the record, I routinely drink milk that is a week or so past the date. It's all good.

 

Ur gross

Don't be soft.

 

I wasn't tonight :bunny:

Always check behind the front row or upper rows for the latest date milk in the cases. I am shocked at times at the date spread. Poor rotation training - in the case and in the fridge in the back.

 

We had fill from behind milk coolers at Walmart...always take it from the eye level in that situation because that shelf sells the fastest and gets refilled with the newest milk.

Ur gross

I see that date as a "guideline" more then a "rule".

I grew up on a farm, we drank it straight from the cow. By the way, it's not white either.

 

It's been over 30 years since I've lived at home, but I still shake the milk jug when I get it out each morning. Drives my wife nuts. :lol2:

I buy organic milk and it's good for at least a month.

I'm a few days over the sell by date on milk.

 

Anyone golf at devou lately?

I buy organic milk and it's good for at least a month.

Exactly. Did I mention processing?

Exactly. Did I mention processing?

 

Exactly. I also buy whole milk, not that watery % stuff. When I can find it, I'll buy the non-homogenized milk. I LOVE that milk.

Exactly. I also buy whole milk, not that watery % stuff. When I can find it, I'll buy the non-homogenized milk. I LOVE that milk.

My wife can't understand why I call her 2% milk, "white water". She won't try 100% milk, she scared.

I see that date as a "guideline" more then a "rule".

 

I know right

I buy organic milk and it's good for at least a month.

 

Does it taste better than regular milk?

I'm a few days over the sell by date on milk.

 

Anyone golf at devou lately?

 

I did about 30 years ago. In universe time that is a blink of the eye.