How many gallons of Milk do you go through a week?

ill said:
it is still a national park that is maintained by the NPS system

not sure why you are splitting hairs about this
Click to expand...
Because someone is doing a bucket list of NP’s and if you add NHP’s, that lengthens the list quite significantly.
 
moxie said:
Because someone is doing a bucket list of NP’s and if you add NHP’s, that lengthens the list quite significantly.
Click to expand...
it really does

but I wouldn't count NHPs in that list.

but it is still a National Park, just a historic one.
 
Half gallon of almond milk last me at least two weeks. I eat it with my apple cinnamon Cheerios.
 
RoyMunson said:
The supermarket I worked at the store brand half gallons were produced by Rosenbergers and the gallons were Turkey Hill. Exact same product as the name brand with a different label... for cheaper.
Click to expand...
It’s actually not the same product. It comes from the same facility but the cheaper stuff has a faster pasteurization process that isn’t as stout. For instance in the cheaper milk if the cows got into some onions it could possible change the taste slightly. I’ve toured a dairy and it’s pretty interesting.
 
Was at the grocery store earlier this evening.

Gallons of 'Dillions' milk (Kroger brand) were $2.49 for Vit D, 1%, 2%, or Skim.

Pretty sure it's been that for months.

To answer the OP. I go through about 1/2 gallon per week.
 
Wild Turkey said:
It’s actually not the same product. It comes from the same facility but the cheaper stuff has a faster pasteurization process that isn’t as stout. For instance in the cheaper milk if the cows got into some onions it could possible change the taste slightly. I’ve toured a dairy and it’s pretty interesting.
Click to expand...
What in the blue fuck are you talking about?

A commercial dairy farm isn’t letting milking mama’s wander around random fields.

What year did you take this tour? 1926?
 
broncosmitty said:
What in the blue fuck are you talking about?

A commercial dairy farm isn’t letting milking mama’s wander around random fields.

What year did you take this tour? 1926?
Click to expand...
Agreed but they get milk shipped in from independent dairy’s and cows graze, it’s what they do. This was a big out fit Mayfield just outside of Atlanta.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top