I'm Canadian, from Ontario, so I grew up with bagged milk. I didn't know bagged milk wasn't the norm for a long time and thought the rest of the world was really weird to keep milk in cartons or jugs. But we live close to the border, and when I was a child my mother would make a day out of shopping in America, and she would always buy groceries because they were cheaper over the border than in Canada.
THE MILK WAS AWFUL!
I was an avid milk-drinker. I ate cereal as a staple meal, I enjoyed cups of milk as a regular beverage, I made my protein shakes with milk, etc.
But I just couldn't stomach the milk from the jugs.
I'm not sure if it's because my mother bought the cheap brand, because she's like that, but every time I tried the milk from the jug it tasted like the plastic had somehow leaked through into the milk. There was crust around the rim of the jug, and bits would break off into the milk. The whole thing was awful and I hated that my mother bought three jugs at a time because it was the "cheaper" option.
As a whole, this ruined my entire experience with jugged milk, and now it's a mind thing, and anytime I drink milk from a jug my brain makes me think it tastes like plastic.
I just wanted to get this off my chest: fuck jugged milk.
I know, I know, you’re supposed to use a glass jug with a proper vacuum seal, but I’ve heard of people using milk jugs and I really don’t want to pay $40 just for a glass jug and stopper. I’m not looking for a gourmet cider to sell, just one that has a little taste and alcoholic content.
ive benn trying to find out on google but i cant find a anwser anywhere
I had a two gallon jug open and spill out about half the jug all over the floor of my car. Funny part is it literally went around my rubber carpet thing and got all over the floor board. I tried to soak up a bit but decided to just take a bunch of baking soda and put it all over the carpet to soak up some of the milk, was this a good idea? I’m going to vacuum up the baking soda but can someone give me some tips on how to clean it out? I did a bit of reading that water with vinegar will help break down the enzymes that make milk smell when it goes bad, only thing is is that I’m worried my car will smell like vinegar. I’m seriously lost here I would appreciate any kind of help, thanks.
