OK, where the hell do people actually have bagged milk in this country?
And does any other country have bagged milk?
I've been watching a lot of videos about what non-Canadians think/like/know/etc. about Canada, now that my wrist/hand has healed enough to use a mouse (and I'm taking a break from finally watching Mad Men). And bagged milk is pretty commonly a thing mentioned.
In all fairness, I remember milk in bags (4 liters in 3 bags, in one big bag) as a kid, probably around the late 80s/early 90s. It just sort of appeared one day, and after a few short years (2 or 3 I'd guess) it just disappeared, as it had never existed. In fact, until about 3-4 years ago I had forgotten it existed, I blocked that from my mind like the traumatic memory it was.
OK, all joking aside. I'd guess it's an Ontario thing. I was originally guessing all of Western Canada, but one commentator said they were from Alberta and they buy their milk in cartons (unless they have the option for both).
And I REALLY want to know if any other country has bagged milk in their grocery stores.
I've been watching a lot of videos about what non-Canadians think/like/know/etc. about Canada, now that my wrist/hand has healed enough to use a mouse (and I'm taking a break from finally watching Mad Men). And bagged milk is pretty commonly a thing mentioned.
In all fairness, I remember milk in bags (4 liters in 3 bags, in one big bag) as a kid, probably around the late 80s/early 90s. It just sort of appeared one day, and after a few short years (2 or 3 I'd guess) it just disappeared, as it had never existed. In fact, until about 3-4 years ago I had forgotten it existed, I blocked that from my mind like the traumatic memory it was.
OK, all joking aside. I'd guess it's an Ontario thing. I was originally guessing all of Western Canada, but one commentator said they were from Alberta and they buy their milk in cartons (unless they have the option for both).
And I REALLY want to know if any other country has bagged milk in their grocery stores.
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Though have never seen that in the grocery store, just delivered through commercial food service distributors.
http://www.bubbaontheroad.com/2018/02/13/milk-bag-thing-kwik-trip/
Besides all the ways dairy cows harm the environment, it causes the dreaded double-F's...fat and farts.
Discuss.
We're the only species to do a lot of things.
To me, the only compelling reason to stop drinking milk is environmental concerns, and I'm not convinced yet.
And it's so inexpensive! Honestly milk is saving my life right now. I've been dealing with health shit all year and food prep is a massive drain for me so milk is a good, non-fattening way to stop being hungry on those days when I've already eaten 3-4 meals and am still hungry (like I said, health bullshit).