Milk in a Bag. The More You know.
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Posts: 34151 (02/07/2010 4:03 PM) Chris Fanatic '03 |
Milk jugs can be recycled as well. The only people who don't recycle them are the people who don't recycle period.
I'll stick to my American jugs. At least we can tightly close them. WTF with the clothes pin in the fridge to close up milk? No thanks to the bags. 
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Posts: 1238 (02/07/2010 4:04 PM) |
well we have jugs, too. She has another video showing off ketchup chips and dill pickle chips. YUMMMMM
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KellySD |
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Posts: 5529 (02/07/2010 4:05 PM) |
Is this related to Shit on a Stick?
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Posts: 1239 (02/07/2010 4:08 PM) |
KellySD wrote:not that I know of... |
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Posts: 27566 (02/07/2010 4:08 PM) |
Rumple Teaser wrote:Mmm dill pickle chips are my weakness. |
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Posts: 24934 (02/07/2010 5:44 PM) |
I grew up on milk in a bag and I have lived in southern Wisconsin my entire life. They are only sold at a gas station called Kwik Trip and I don't know how many other states have Kwik Trip. The bags were sold individually and were not clear and you got a free pitcher at KT. I don't think we ever closed the bag or pinched it, it just sat in the fridge open and I never tasted anything different. It was also a lot cheaper to buy then plastic gallons.
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Posts: 3240 (02/07/2010 6:06 PM) |
Rumple Teaser wrote:Please don't tell me these are only canadian things? So many people are missing out!!  |
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Posts: 18114 (02/07/2010 6:10 PM) |
Growing up in Costa Rica, we had milk in a bag. Not a big deal. Moved to US and now use the cartons.
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Posts: 169182 (02/07/2010 6:14 PM)
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Oh no, are we doing the JJB milk bags discussion again?
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Posts: 6605 (02/07/2010 6:17 PM) |
Kim!
I have never even seen milk in a bag. |
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Posts: 4299 (02/07/2010 6:19 PM) |
I think the milk bags vs jugs debate goes on at least once a month.
We don't use a close pin to close the bag of milk. Half the time it's not the fridge long enough to even need to close it, and we don't open a new bag until we use it. |
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Posts: 2713 (02/07/2010 6:27 PM) |
beklah324 wrote:We have KT here in Omaha. IDK if we have milk in a bag though. Thats kinda weird. |
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Posts: 24936 (02/07/2010 6:32 PM) |
I haven't been in a KT in almost 2 years but they still sell it. Nature's Touch, milk in a bag! http://www.kwiktrip.com/m_eatsanddrinks/naturestouch.asp
They also have chocolate milk and orange juice in a bag!
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Posts: 10206 (02/07/2010 7:04 PM) |
Gee ... all those years I've been buying milk in a bag and I never ever put a clothes pin on the cut end!
I just pour then put the container back in the fridge and never had any weird fridge taste either. I must be doing something wrong
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CrunkCrazy4NSync |
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Posts: 169189 (02/07/2010 7:08 PM)
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I love the JJB fascination with milk bags.
I am among the fascinated.
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oliverbandit |
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Posts: 8436 (02/07/2010 7:45 PM) |
You learn something new every day.
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Posts: 9553 (02/07/2010 7:47 PM) |
CrunkCrazy4NSync wrote:I am always amused by milk bag posts. I am also fascinated by the concept.
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adore hearts |
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Posts: 6386 (02/07/2010 9:00 PM) |
WTF another post about milk bags? Haven't we had enough already? What is with JJB and milk bags?
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Posts: 26359 (02/07/2010 9:12 PM) |
CrunkCrazy4NSync wrote:  |
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the lakes slave |
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Posts: 65637 (02/07/2010 9:18 PM) |
Milk bags are just so counterintuitive! Like bags of any sort of liquid!
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