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Thread ID: 62064	2005-09-25 22:49:00	Can you buy "Fresh" milk anymore from the dairy ?	KiwiTT_NZ (233)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
390954	2005-09-25 22:49:00	In the old days milk used to be "fresh" when delivered to your door, now you can walk into a dairy and find up to 10 days difference in expiry between some milks in the fridge. Note these expiry dates are not past. I always buy the milk with the latest expiry. Anyone else observed this ?	KiwiTT_NZ (233)
390955	2005-09-25 23:35:00	If you go to the supermarket you'll pay a different price depending on how "old" the milk is.	Jeremy (1197)
390956	2005-09-25 23:41:00	If you go to the supermarket you'll pay a different price depending on how "old" the milk is.Sheesh ... didn't know that.	KiwiTT_NZ (233)
390957	2005-09-25 23:57:00	What brand of milk do you people usually go for?	Renmoo (66)
390958	2005-09-26 00:02:00	All our milk comes from the same company, Doesn't matter which packaging you get its all the same product. Though for some reason milk sourced from a servo always tastes like calf spew....	Metla (12)
390959	2005-09-26 02:37:00	you buy milk? :illogical :p	Prescott (11)
390960	2005-09-26 03:41:00	Butter used to be freshly churned, too ... I noticed a date of November last year on a packet the other day. The use-by date was a few years ahead. They must be using cryogenic refrigerators.	Graham L (2)
390961	2005-09-26 05:58:00	Personally i gave up drinking milk after Stroppy, my goat, got eaten by the neighbours rotton dog...... Ahhh them be the days!	personthingy (1670)
390962	2005-09-26 07:25:00	you buy milk? :illogical :p Er... yeah? :waughh:	Renmoo (66)
390963	2005-09-26 07:30:00	lol we have a diary farm so we have all the milk we need lol,although i do see that we have a ow fat milk in the fridge more often though....	Prescott (11)
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