My wife and I were talking about that while she was breast feeding and we both refused to try her breast milk ( we thought it just sounded disgusting), but cows milk, bring it on. we found it rather funny.
Doesn’t need to, it’s gone in 2 days max
Unless that OTHER animal lives on a property with a milk cow. Then consumption is far reaching.
How well does that keep when the power is out? How does it keep long term?
It's shelf stable and doesn't require refrigeration (I'm guessing it's ultra pasteurized or something).
I've gotten it from the Dollar Store. It tastes different than regular grocery store milk.
Braum’s milk or the other stuff I’ve never tried from dollar general? There is a lot of shelf stable milk. You can buy it at Costco. Milk and eggs in the fridge is a USA thing. Europe especially process both vey differently.
I think you were missing my point/joke If you are referring to the braums milk. We buy a gallon of very other day. It’s good enough we Are going to consume it so fast, careing about shelf life is irrelevant in our household. I’d just drink the stuff if the power goes out, I don’t need to save it. I’ve never had much need for milk without power, can’t bake, can’t do the biscuits part of biscuits and gravy.
We keep 5 gals in the pantry.
Rotate some out monthly
Mom would occasionally have a bowl of cereal, at night.
A gal of milk would spoil before she used half of it.
Got her started on these qts. Kept 2-3 in pantry and 1 in fridge. She couldn't tell them difference.
Kids and grandkids would turn up their nose at it. I just poured the qt into the Braums gallon carton. They don't know they difference.
Rotate some out monthly
Mom would occasionally have a bowl of cereal, at night.
A gal of milk would spoil before she used half of it.
Got her started on these qts. Kept 2-3 in pantry and 1 in fridge. She couldn't tell them difference.
Kids and grandkids would turn up their nose at it. I just poured the qt into the Braums gallon carton. They don't know they difference.
I love milk straight from the cow or goat or jug or jugs it's all good.
I do like the thought of shelf stable for the hunt/fish trips where I do not buy ice.
I can make biscuits on a camp fire you just need some cast iron skillets.
I do like the thought of shelf stable for the hunt/fish trips where I do not buy ice.
I can make biscuits on a camp fire you just need some cast iron skillets.
Sounds like "nuclear milk", the irradiated stuff that is room temp stable. They get it in remote communities and have used it in the armed forces in the past (may still for all I know).
