Expired Milk

[jazmunda]

I've been seeing this yogurt at the market called Noosa. It's labelled "Australian style" yogurt. As I understand it that means they also milk the steers, yes?

I see you know your dairy practices well.

Noosa is a beach resort town on the North East Coast of Australia. I have never seen a cow there. Beware "Australian Style" yogurt. There's a little bit of jazmunda in every spoonful.

[b_dubb]

I see you know your dairy practices well.

Noosa is a beach resort town on the North East Coast of Australia. I have never seen a cow there. Beware "Australian Style" yogurt. There's a little bit of jazmunda in every spoonful.

And that's why the logo for the GabCast is a stain

[jazmunda]

And that's why the logo for the GabCast is a stain

A stain with no use by date FTW!

[eddie dean]

I can't stand the taste or smell of milk anymore. I will use real milk to cook with, but that's it. 
Soy milk is good with cereal, dunking cookies or a big cold glass along with cake or donuts.  I switched to soy decades ago and prefer it over cow's milk.
Plus soy milk keeps a hell of a lot longer than cow's milk. The experation date is several months, if you keep it cold.
Almond milk is really good as well. Especially  with certain types of cereals and granola.

[jazmunda]

I can't stand the taste or smell of milk anymore. I will use real milk to cook with, but that's it. 
Soy milk is good with cereal, dunking cookies or a big cold glass along with cake or donuts.  I switched to soy decades ago and prefer it over cow's milk.
Plus soy milk keeps a hell of a lot longer than cow's milk. The experation date is several months, if you keep it cold.
Almond milk is really good as well. Especially  with certain types of cereals and granola.

Due to allergies my kids drink Oat Milk which stays good for a long time unopened on the shelf and for a long time once opened in the fridge.

I prefer the taste of full cream milk.

[Jackstar]

I prefer the taste of full cream milk.

http://youtu.be/HI-mDTdeKR8

[George Drooly]

arrrgggghhhh 3 days after expiry?

Haha "expiry" you must not be an American that's for sure. You probably say "different to" instead of "different from" as well.

[George Drooly]

If you have milk in your home, let alone your refrigerator, you are a pussy.

Milk goes in THE TITS, we all know that.

[bigchucka]

I do coconut milk.

Great for putting in IV's during WW2, and I've heard claims it helps with Alzheimer's.

[Kelt]

Due to allergies my kids drink Oat Milk which stays good for a long time unopened on the shelf and for a long time once opened in the fridge.

I prefer the taste of full cream milk.

You should try them with dog milk. 

http://youtu.be/dhjGXCk-RVU

[paladin1991]

I let my 11 year old daughter drink milk that is questionable.  If she makes a funny face and spews it out immediately, l don't drink it.  Of course her funny face makes me laugh and then she cleans up the mess.

It's good to be king.

[b_dubb]

You should try them with dog milk. 

http://youtu.be/dhjGXCk-RVU

THAT. IS. DISGUSTING.

[Kelt]

I let my 11 year old daughter drink milk that is questionable.  If she makes a funny face and spews it out immediately, l don't drink it.  Of course her funny face makes me laugh and then she cleans up the mess.

It's good to be king.

...and of course you're toughening up her immune system as it has to fight off the effects of bad milk bacteria.

That's real parenting... none of this flaky Dr Phil hugs and kisses crap.

Prep them for the real world.

A hug won't teach her how to skin a bear or stab an attacker in the eye.

[paladin1991]

...and of course you're toughening up her immune system as it has to fight off the effects of bad milk bacteria.

That's real parenting... none of this flaky Dr Phil hugs and kisses crap.

Prep them for the real world.

A hug won't teach her how to skin a bear or stab an attacker in the eye.

'Struth!  She already knows to kick out the knee rather than the nuts and grab a fisfull of the attackers hair on the way down.  Control the fall and deliver the knee to the chin, or alternately, palm strike at a 90 degree angle to the jaw.  Why run when you can dominate the fucker?

[wr250]

And that's why the logo for the GabCast is a stain

i thought this was your logo
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[eddie dean]

i thought this was your logo
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HOW DARE YEWW!! 
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[coaster]

How close do you flirt with danger? When do you call it a day on your carton of milk. Will you risk drinking it a day, 2 days, arrrgggghhhh 3 days after expiry? Or are you a pussy and won't even drink it on the use by date? I knew someone who wouldn't even drink it a day before "use by" just to be certain. Because once you taste expired milk you can not go back for a while. I once read an article about how food companies are very conservative when it comes to pronouncing "use by" dates but I'm not sure if this applies to milk as one whiff and you can usually tell very quickly.

When is milk done for you?

I have ate foods that went past their expiration date, but when it comes to milk I will throw it out on the date listed. I don't think milk lasts very long past its date anyway, and there isn't anything quite like the taste of sour milk.

[zeebo]

Notice:  This is the 47th reply to a thread about expired milk.  You may have reached the end of the internet.

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[paladin1991]

Notice:  This is the 47th reply to a thread about expired milk.  You may have reached the end of the internet.

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Oh shit.


Can we do it again?

[Jackstar]

Oh shit.

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[UnscreenedCaller]

When is milk done for you?

I only use milk for tea, but in general, if it leaves the container in one long, agonizing curdled plop like an evening with Jorch, then it's past it's expiration date, like C2C.

[Birdie]

I just threw out cottage cheese that has been recalled and I thought of this thread.
http://kfor.com/2014/05/17/spoil-alert-1-2-million-cases-of-cottage-cheese-recalled/

[yumyumtree]

He was sold at one of those stores that sell close to or just expired goods. Not only that but we were sold a defective product as well.

Where are these stores you speak of?

[jazmunda]

Where are these stores you speak of?

We have this store in Melbourne, Australia called NQR which stands for Not Quite Right.

Here is an exert from their About Us page on their website: http://nqr.com.au

"NQR is a grocery clearance company that offers savings of up to 70% to 80% on your weekly shopping bill. We stock a large and ever-changing range of big-brand and premium-quality, essential and specialty items in our stores every day.

We’re an Australian-owned business that opened more than 20 years ago with one store in West Melbourne offering a solution to manufacturers who were struggling to clear excess stock, discontinued lines and cancelled supermarket orders. Today, we have 24 stores across Victoria, all offering huge savings on big-brand foods and staples. There are no fancy displays and no expensive overheads, just straight savings on top quality products.

Our products change all the time as we secure new, weekly clearance deals. They include packaged, canned, dairy and frozen foods, liquor and wine, cleaning necessities, toiletries, pet foods and much, much more, all at huge savings off normal retail prices.

We also replenish daily our fresh, staple foods, so you can pick up your bread, milk and eggs at the lowest possible prices at NQR.

And if you can’t visit one of our retail outlets, you can still enjoy the same savings by shopping on line. Simply make your selection, follow the prompts and we’ll take care of the rest. You’ll receive your purchased goods within 3 days.

But hurry! As with all good deals, our specials have a limited time frame and stocks run out quickly. Make sure you purchase now and save."

[coaster]

Milk.

[Jackstar]

Where are these stores you speak of?

How have you missed them?

http://youtu.be/z1P-iwAT4Ec

[eddie dean]

We have this store in Melbourne, Australia called NQR which stands for Not Quite Right.

Here is an exert from their About Us page on their website: http://nqr.com.au

"NQR is a grocery clearance company that offers savings of up to 70% to 80% on your weekly shopping bill. We stock a large and ever-changing range of big-brand and premium-quality, essential and specialty items in our stores every day.

We’re an Australian-owned business that opened more than 20 years ago with one store in West Melbourne offering a solution to manufacturers who were struggling to clear excess stock, discontinued lines and cancelled supermarket orders. Today, we have 24 stores across Victoria, all offering huge savings on big-brand foods and staples. There are no fancy displays and no expensive overheads, just straight savings on top quality products.

Our products change all the time as we secure new, weekly clearance deals. They include packaged, canned, dairy and frozen foods, liquor and wine, cleaning necessities, toiletries, pet foods and much, much more, all at huge savings off normal retail prices.

We also replenish daily our fresh, staple foods, so you can pick up your bread, milk and eggs at the lowest possible prices at NQR.

And if you can’t visit one of our retail outlets, you can still enjoy the same savings by shopping on line. Simply make your selection, follow the prompts and we’ll take care of the rest. You’ll receive your purchased goods within 3 days.

But hurry! As with all good deals, our specials have a limited time frame and stocks run out quickly. Make sure you purchase now and save."

Jesus! they probably find their food in drumpsters behind other grocery stores!
Reminds me of a documentary about people who rummage through grocery store dumpsters and eat the expired food. These people were not homeless, just painfully frugal.

[paladin1991]

Jesus! they probably find their food in drumpsters behind other grocery stores!
Reminds me of a documentary about people who rummage through grocery store dumpsters and eat the expired food. These people were not homeless, just painfully frugal.

They call themselves Freegans. 

[Jackstar]

They call themselves Freegans. 

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[WOTR]

I let my 11 year old daughter drink milk that is questionable.  If she makes a funny face and spews it out immediately, l don't drink it.  Of course her funny face makes me laugh and then she cleans up the mess.

It's good to be king.

I kind of hope you are telling the truth.  I will usually do the "smell" test, but occasionally forget.  If you know the history of the milk (can trace it through the distribution channel) and know that it was held at proper temperature and always transported on a reefer truck and know that you did not leave it in the car for 3 hours while visiting on the way home from the supermarket it is good for a surprising time past the "expiration" date.

Before the weekend at work there is milk slated to be tossed and I usually grabbed something to drink out of that pile.  There was once that my bottle ended up chunky and a little fizzy... not good... also, not deadly.  I am guessing that bottle was probably temperature abused.  Also, if you buy strawberry milk you should leave it in the refrigerator for 3 or 4 weeks bast the best before and watch it turn to ectoplasm slime.  It does not curdle or chunk up... rather it turns into a slime when you pour it out.  At that point, I recommend against drinking it.