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happybird

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20. Yes, for the past year or so
Fri Dec 3, 2021, 07:34 PM
Dec 2021

I used to be able to use a whole gallon, then I ended up tossing out half when it went bad. Now, I will put half in a jug and take it to work so we can use it in coffee.

Nothing is worse than putting milk in your first groggy cup of coffee and seeing chunks rise to the top. Well… worse is when you don’t notice the chunks and take a big chug.

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I noticed that last year in Arkansas. Changed over to non dairy sinkingfeeling Dec 2021 #1
Oh my, noticed it as well........how far is our milk coming from....I live a kennedy Dec 2021 #2
Yep. I'd have to pour a bunch out very soon after expiration jimfields33 Dec 2021 #3
Didn't know that. I'll be buying the organic milk next time. Haggard Celine Dec 2021 #10
Agree 100%. Organic has very long fridge life and tastes much better too. Pobeka Dec 2021 #18
That's because Organic milk druidity33 Dec 2021 #37
I make kefir everyday with organic milk - no problem womanofthehills Dec 2021 #45
well, not all brands druidity33 Dec 2021 #46
Since I am raising 3 teenagers, it's been like 20 years since a gallon lasted overnight questionseverything Dec 2021 #4
Oh you just brought back a memory KentuckyWoman Dec 2021 #13
I feel ya but there are definitely bigger problems to deal with questionseverything Dec 2021 #16
+1 uponit7771 Dec 2021 #26
No kidding. ForgedCrank Dec 2021 #38
Food evaporates and all the sudden their pants are too short! questionseverything Dec 2021 #41
I have one teenager and we go through 4-5 gallons a week! Luciferous Dec 2021 #44
I think the Mayans were right, the world ended in 2012 and we've been coasting to a stop since then. NightWatcher Dec 2021 #5
I switched to Organic milk because it doesn't spoil quickly. In fact it rarely spoils at all. flying_wahini Dec 2021 #6
The quality is not as good KentuckyWoman Dec 2021 #7
Years ago I started buying ONLY "micro-filtered" Milk... WarGamer Dec 2021 #8
Yes suspect the supply system bucolic_frolic Dec 2021 #9
ultra pasteurized milk lasts longer iemanja Dec 2021 #11
Darigold lasts a long time KT2000 Dec 2021 #12
What I noticed is that my favorite organic milk musette_sf Dec 2021 #14
Check the temperature setting on your fridge. N/T lapucelle Dec 2021 #15
I have noticed I_UndergroundPanther Dec 2021 #17
If I buy milk from Meijer, that almost always happens... SKKY Dec 2021 #19
Yes, for the past year or so happybird Dec 2021 #20
Damn you Joe Biden! maxsolomon Dec 2021 #21
I was told once Bayard Dec 2021 #22
I use extra creamy oatmilk. I think the brand is Planet Oat. CentralMass Dec 2021 #23
Try this. CentralMass Dec 2021 #25
You've got a witch about qazplm135 Dec 2021 #24
Ancient Egyptians would combine sour milk with Crocodile shit and use that a spermicide. Kaleva Dec 2021 #27
I buy lactose free milk and it lasts about a month Bev54 Dec 2021 #28
My milk in the Middle East has been reliable. Tetrachloride Dec 2021 #29
I have not noticed that myself. But when I buy milk I always reach to the back of the case to totodeinhere Dec 2021 #30
We buy organic by the half gallon in the wax paper carton. LuvLoogie Dec 2021 #31
Yes! And Crisco is weird now. displacedtexan Dec 2021 #32
I, too, buy organic... IcyPeas Dec 2021 #33
I just learned there's emergency milk that lasts a year Sympthsical Dec 2021 #34
I just can't believe that...I would prefer powdered questionseverything Dec 2021 #42
Parmalat? Celerity Dec 2021 #43
Alpura Sympthsical Dec 2021 #51
yes, it is the Mexican version of Parmalat, I have seen it when I lived in LA Celerity Dec 2021 #52
Depends. The Costco one seems to last a long time. nt Carlitos Brigante Dec 2021 #35
No, but my Natures Made Honey Wheat bread now last a month SYFROYH Dec 2021 #36
I buy at Safeway and (a regional chain) Giant. Safeway milks spoils fast. Giant's . . . . . Stinky The Clown Dec 2021 #39
Must be the influence of social media n/t Silent3 Dec 2021 #40
Kroger milk in Michigan lasts the best for me. roamer65 Dec 2021 #47
I think they changed the dating system on milk from a "use by" date to a "sell by" date. nt Wounded Bear Dec 2021 #48
Oh wow. Ourd did too. :-( Maru Kitteh Dec 2021 #49
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2021 #50
I noticed 2% milk expires faster than whole milk Wanderlust988 Dec 2021 #53
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