Do Canadians Drink Milk out of Bags?

[aimar]

Canadians - Do You Drink Milk out of Bags?

http://www.wimp.com/canadiansmilk/

[Christian552]

I don't, that is in Ontario. As she said in the video.

In Europe do you drink milk out of boxes!? I heard that they sell boxes instead of cartons.

[aimar]

Portugal

1 litre
http://lojaportuguesanairlanda.com/wp-content/uploads/products_img/leite_gresso_meio_gordo.jpg

[Hurrem sultana]

sweden:

http://koklara.blogg.se/images/2012/mjlk_189374209.jpg

[aimar]

sweden:

http://koklara.blogg.se/images/2012/mjlk_189374209.jpg

1 litre?

[Christian552]

Everybody post milk from your country lol

[Hurrem sultana]

1 litre?

we have this too:

http://resources0.mynewsdesk.com/files/9b7ad9a016c6e20f33fb87f5a83eda8f/resources/ResourceImage/large/mj%C3%B6lk-1,5l.jpg

[Sabinae]

While being in Canada... I saw Canadians had glasses for milk... Same as any decent people.
Now...we all know milk comes OUT of cows...goats or sheep...for that matter....
Discussing the way the milk is packed for distribution??? Oh... come on...I'm sure there is more serious threads to tend to...

[Contra Mundum]

Thank God I live in America.
http://massholemommy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Horizon-Organic-Milk-Gallon.jpg

[Vojnik]

Edit.

[Hurrem sultana]

Thank God I live in America.
http://massholemommy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Horizon-Organic-Milk-Gallon.jpg

european milk looks more sophisticated :D:D:D

[jerney]

sweden:

http://koklara.blogg.se/images/2012/mjlk_189374209.jpg

3% fat milk is disgusting. I don't know how anyone can drink it


Thank God I live in America.
http://massholemommy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Horizon-Organic-Milk-Gallon.jpg

Milk comes in cartons in the US too

http://i01.i.aliimg.com/img/pb/332/422/251/1275099426592_hz-myalibaba-web6_672.jpg

[Grumpy Cat]

We used to get bags of milk when I was a kid. They have four litre bags, which is good for a family with kids who drinks a lot of milk.

Depends on how much milk is consumed in your house.

[Neanderthal]

Thank God I live in America.
http://massholemommy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Horizon-Organic-Milk-Gallon.jpg

This.:thumb001:

[Contra Mundum]

european milk looks more sophisticated :D:D:D

We have other less common packaging.
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51S4taqPpVL.jpg
https://market.arganica.com/sites/default/files/styles/product-full/public/products/10145.Organic_2pct_Milk.TRKSP.LO.bA.2573-640.jpg
http://www.coupondad.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Borden_Organic_Milk.gif

single serving
http://firesidecafeloveland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Fixed-Pint-of-Milk-11365.jpg

and still have the half gallon cartons
http://a57.foxnews.com/images/353199/450/350/0_22_organic_milk_valley.jpg

[The Lawspeaker]

http://www.onuitstaanbaar.nl/wp-content/uploads/verpakking.jpg

http://www.scientanova.com/wp-content/uploads/dsc01989-kopie.jpg

[MST3K]

In Germany.
http://www.direct-getraenke.de/images/ja-h-miilch-35.jpg

My grandfather used to say, chocolate milk comes from brown cows.

[The Lawspeaker]

In Germany.
http://www.direct-getraenke.de/images/ja-h-miilch-35.jpg

My grandfather used to say, chocolate milk comes from brown cows.

That's funny because here they say the same thing. :thumb001:
How about Milka (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milka_(Marke)) hmm ?

http://extremecentre.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Milka-Cow-25254_sef71.jpg

[MST3K]

How about Milka (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milka_(Marke)) hmm ?

http://extremecentre.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Milka-Cow-25254_sef71.jpg

:eek: Now it all makes sense!!

[Sabinae]

In Germany.
http://www.direct-getraenke.de/images/ja-h-miilch-35.jpg

My grandfather used to say, chocolate milk comes from brown cows.

Ditto! That's what I've been told... I knew mother had to be wrong :tongue

[AussieScott]

Nothing like Jersey milk, and the cream on top. I doubt any of you know what real milk is. :rolleyes:

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQgDjXSVuAUi_WREeD5uFjc5eBGxHte3 cyuREGSja_-ipHQTIqxHQ

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTn0H4JbMuKSx1V4FAe_8213L8t-Y_zYEjonWxhMT16J72Nj01wZA

[Γέλως]

In Greece we have this:

http://www.productwiki.com/upload/images/amstel_light.jpg

Gosh I couldn't live in your countries.

[The Lawspeaker]

In Greece we have this:

http://www.productwiki.com/upload/images/amstel_light.jpg

Gosh I couldn't live in your countries.

You mean you have Dutch beer ? And the fact that it is low class Dutch beer is taletelling. That's the beer for the plebs, man ! :D:cool:

[Rouxinol]

There used to be milk packed in bags here. And in glass bottles too:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ILKEgNIZI04/TUiHwLWW3WI/AAAAAAAAAzw/z6_LmsUnMLs/s1600/qol_large_vigor.jpg

Due to some stupid regulations they changed the glass for this:

http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/p480x480/295063_343624182367118_147227685340103_933043_5595 3014_n.jpg

:/

[Hurrem sultana]

There used to be milk packed in bags here. And in glass bottles too:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ILKEgNIZI04/TUiHwLWW3WI/AAAAAAAAAzw/z6_LmsUnMLs/s1600/qol_large_vigor.jpg

Due to some stupid regulations they changed the glass for this:

http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/p480x480/295063_343624182367118_147227685340103_933043_5595 3014_n.jpg

:/

why bother? as long as you have milk :D

[Rouxinol]

why bother? as long as you have milk :D

I think it tasted better when stored in glass bottles. But it would last less time before souring, so they had to change the packing material due to recent regulations...

[Contra Mundum]

You mean you have Dutch beer ? And the fact that it is low class Dutch beer is taletelling. That's the beer for the plebs, man ! :D:cool:

Americans think it's a premium beer because it's imported.

[The Lawspeaker]

Americans think it's a premium beer because it's imported.

I know. :D It's horse piss, man !

[Contra Mundum]

There used to be milk packed in bags here. And in glass bottles too:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ILKEgNIZI04/TUiHwLWW3WI/AAAAAAAAAzw/z6_LmsUnMLs/s1600/qol_large_vigor.jpg

Due to some stupid regulations they changed the glass for this:

http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/p480x480/295063_343624182367118_147227685340103_933043_5595 3014_n.jpg

:/

Everything tastes better in glass.

[KidMulat]

Nothing like Jersey milk, and the cream on top. I doubt any of you know what real milk is. :rolleyes:

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQgDjXSVuAUi_WREeD5uFjc5eBGxHte3 cyuREGSja_-ipHQTIqxHQ

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTn0H4JbMuKSx1V4FAe_8213L8t-Y_zYEjonWxhMT16J72Nj01wZA

I buy it; Saint Benoit sales jersey milk but I prefer there handcrafted yogurts. Its costs more compared to the raw milk by Cloverdale Farm but thats because its a staple in the Bay Area Locavore scene.

Single-source, family farm, pastured, free ranged, organic, non-homogenized, vat pasturized dairy is kind of going to be like that here.

[SilverKnight]

not sure about Canada, but in DR commonly powder milk, heck good.
http://s19.postimage.org/5dm2a1htv/06959.jpg (http://postimage.org/)


In US regular plastic 4 litres.

[Siegfried]

Yes, where I live, Ontario, milk is put in bags. I can't really remember why, though.

[MST3K]

http://www.puppiesandflowers.com/oct2007/beerBag.jpg

:D

[Grumpy Cat]

Yes, where I live, Ontario, milk is put in bags. I can't really remember why, though.

I only see the 8 litre packs in bags. A 4 pack of 2 litre bags.

I don't drink that much milk, I get cartons.

[Sabinae]

why bother? as long as you have milk :D

Oh? But one should bother... packaging is important to a certain extent. Glass is one of the most biocompatible materials for storing choices.

During my Masters in Biomaterials, I've ran tests on milk specifically stored in various containers.... it's really appaling to see what you can find in the products marketed. And yes...one eats/drinks them. Of course the producers have regulations and they are approved and tested(bla-bla). Therefore...it's illegal to post what I've obtained from my personal search, but I did it for my own knowledge kitchenwise. I know exactly how to cook and store food, and what food/containers to choose.
Glass and ceramic are the best choices though.


Everything tastes better in glass.

Ditto! And it keeps food contained unaltered with foreign ions/chemical structures that aren't beneficial for our bodies/nervous system(specifically).


I buy it; Saint Benoit sales jersey milk but I prefer there handcrafted yogurts. Its costs more compared to the raw milk by Cloverdale Farm but thats because its a staple in the Bay Area Locavore scene.

Single-source, family farm, pastured, free ranged, organic, non-homogenized, vat pasturized dairy is kind of going to be like that here.

You are a winner!
That's how I'm choosing my milk, and I've always had it like so, thanks to my mother/grandmother... and acquaintances with family farms.
Romania also "benefits" from all sorts of local/imported/ bagged/cartoned/whatever milk too...who cares? :)

[Anthropologique]

Canadians - Do You Drink Milk out of Bags?

http://www.wimp.com/canadiansmilk/

Bags??? I've never run into milk in bags.

[AussieScott]

I buy it; Saint Benoit sales jersey milk but I prefer there handcrafted yogurts. Its costs more compared to the raw milk by Cloverdale Farm but thats because its a staple in the Bay Area Locavore scene.

Single-source, family farm, pastured, free ranged, organic, non-homogenized, vat pasturized dairy is kind of going to be like that here.

Fresh organic grass fed milk is best, vat pasteurisation still destroys a large content if not all of the vitamin A, B12 and C content of the milk, though it does destroy all of the beneficial bacteria, and the enzyme activator X. At least vat pasteurisation doesn't denature the lipid content of the milk 100% like homogenised milk.

The price 1st world city and suburb dwellers pay for industrialisation, mass production of milk and its products.

[The Lively Rock]

Here we have like three options
One Daily milk in glass bottle
http://tazeservis.com/admin/uplfiles/b_73177729.jpg
Other Daily milk in box/carton(i don't know the difference) - This is pretty new -
http://www.gunaydinservis.com/images/urunler/mid/x_377.jpg
And this has become a classic, long life UHT Milk in a box/carton
http://karahanligida.com/fotolar/urun_12.jpg
Oh and there used to be one more, maybe there still is
In some rural areas, milk is sold right after its milked as openly, you can get as much as you want.

[Sisak]

in Croatia
http://i50.tinypic.com/2yn2oon.jpg