I prefer my milk to come in an easy open carton or twist top to ensure freshness. Not some basic bag I have to cut and put in a basic pitcher that I can't reseal.
It comes in pretty handy because there are many milk bags in the pack so you don't
have to go grocery shopping every day and it doesn't all the space in the fridge.
what do you do when you don't want that much milk
do you tie a knot in the bag and put back it in the fridge?
do you force yourself to drink the entire bag in one go?
it's actually much less effort. Put the the bag in the container, cut off the corner, pour. As opposed to buying it in a plastic or carton container you always have to take the cap off and put it back on.
do you just the bag open in the fridge? ewl that's so nasty. and you have to cut it too like wow finding scissors around my house is like looking for the dwuw video
So each bag has 3 of these. It totals 4L, or 1.05 gallons. So it's MORE than a carton of milk, and it stays fresh because you only open one bag at a time
And they also seem more environmentally friendly than gallons but they are harder to put in the refrigerator and just overall not as easy to handle but I mean with this economy those should be minor issues. I'm all for milk bags but they are nowhere to be found where I live.
There's no point for this thread. It's already been explained in another thread why bagged milk is better, cheaper, more environmental, faster, healthier and more practical than plastic jugs. http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.ph...72161#12472161
I hated these. We had to use them one year in junior high and everyone ended up throwing them at people so we got rid of them. We drank them like this
