everybody looks at us as if we are crazy when they discover that we buy milk once a week and freeze it, defrosting when needed.
Why does nobody seem to know you can do that??
Why does nobody seem to know you can do that??
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Freezing milk
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These puns are making my blood curdle.
Is that really the best yo ghurt?
Is that really the best yo ghurt?
noobie
Clueless in most things
We have a massive full height fridge but there is more room in the freezer.
Also, does milk really keep,for a week in the fridge? I wouldn't have thought so but I have never tried it.
The top shelf of our fridge usually has a row of milk bottles & when it gets down to a couple we buy some more, all we do is use the oldest first & I have never known any to go off although some will have been there about a week
So yes semi skimmed does last but I don't know about any of the others
So yes semi skimmed does last but I don't know about any of the others
Depends on the milk. We only buy skimmed and 4 pint cartons are still fine when opened a week after purchase.
I have noticed that some store milk seems to last better than others after opening. e.g. Co-op milk sometimes goes off before the use by date, whereas Sainsbury's milk lasts well into the following week.
No idea about Fortnum & Mason's milk. I'm afraid.
Well we have been keeping it in the fridge for the last 47 years so I think we would have noticed if it was not ok by now !!!!!