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Bags of milk
2006-06-11, 12:31 PM #41
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2006-06-11, 1:57 PM #42
Originally posted by JDKNITE188:
I like jugs. I'm not into bags.



... :)
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2006-06-11, 2:42 PM #43
Originally posted by Sol:
You don't have to do that. I've NEVER done then and the milk always pours in a nice thick stream of cow pee goodness.

That's true, but if you're pouring a lot the suction can make the bag bunch up to the point where it restricts flow.

I'm shocked at the results of the poll. I really thought bagged milk was commonplace everywhere.
2006-06-11, 5:00 PM #44
Originally posted by Aglar:
I'm shocked at the results of the poll. I really thought bagged milk was commonplace everywhere.


And I really thought it was only used in dispersers. It's a big world.


(And it's still those same dinosaurs! Don't they ever change...)
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2006-06-11, 8:47 PM #45
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I had no idea milk could ever come in a bag. This is a complete shock to me.
:psyduck: :psyduck: :psyduck:
2006-06-11, 9:04 PM #46
The SA thread that was linked to contains a lot of posts similar to those here. People either not realizing that others don't have bagged milk, or those who have never heard of it and are baffled by the concept.

Someone on there linked to this page, which explains everything well:
http://home.cogeco.ca/~husky66/Milk/

Oh, and as a funny side note, as common as bagged milk is here, I've never heard of the mini bags that a few people have mentioned getting in school.
2006-06-11, 9:26 PM #47
I read the topic title and was confused, since milk only comes in cartons here. However, given the presence of the "action" and "shaving" thread on the front page I naturally assumed that bags of milk referred to breasts. How wrong I was. And so very disappointed.
2006-06-11, 9:40 PM #48
Yeah, originally I was going to title it "Milk bags" but I thought better of it.
2006-06-11, 10:20 PM #49
What is the logic of having a liquid in a bag?

Thats like carrying sewing needles in a balloon. RIDICULOUS
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2006-06-11, 10:29 PM #50
...milk is quite unlikely to puncture a bag in our lifetime.
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2006-06-11, 10:32 PM #51
Originally posted by Aglar:
I'm shocked at the results of the poll. I really thought bagged milk was commonplace everywhere.


Dude, that's insane. I've never even seen or heard of milk in bags. I thought cartons and jugs were commonplace everywhere.
"it is time to get a credit card to complete my financial independance" — Tibby, Aug. 2009
2006-06-11, 10:33 PM #52
Originally posted by drizzt2k2:
What is the logic of having a liquid in a bag?

Thats like carrying sewing needles in a balloon. RIDICULOUS


Bad analogy.
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2006-06-11, 10:44 PM #53
Originally posted by Echoman:
Bad analogy.


Ok how bout its more like Jell-o pudding? NO! It's more like Kodak Film!
"Guns don't kill people, I kill people."
2006-06-11, 11:19 PM #54
Originally posted by KOP_Snake:
Ok how bout its more like Jell-o pudding? NO! It's more like Kodak Film!
POKEYMAN?!!?!

Actually, I've seen milk in bags before, but they don't sell it around here.
2006-06-11, 11:41 PM #55
Hey baby, can I play with your milkbags tonight? :cool:
2006-06-12, 6:22 AM #56
Originally posted by Aglar:
I've never heard of the mini bags that a few people have mentioned getting in school.



http://www.liquidpackaging.dupont.com/en/productsServices/packaging/minisip.html
eat right, exercise, die anyway
2006-06-12, 7:13 AM #57
Define common.
I've seen milk in bags a few years ago, but not recently.
We use almost only cartons. Sometimes glass bottles.
Sorry for the lousy German
2006-06-12, 8:02 AM #58
Wow, it's a landslide victory for cartons.
COUCHMAN IS BACK BABY
2006-06-12, 8:05 AM #59
ive had it from a bag when i was a kid. i think it's cheaper, or something.
2006-06-12, 9:14 AM #60
Haha... milk bags.
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2006-06-13, 1:19 PM #61
It's almost all sold in a plastic bottle in Britland. The school milk comes in cartons though.

Oh, and you can still get glass bottles off the milkman in certain areas.
nope.
2006-06-13, 1:55 PM #62
Bags rule. Cartons take up way too much room on the top shelf of the fridge; with bags you can have 2 or 3 bags of bags (so 8 or 12 liters) laying on the bottom shelf. It's so much better.
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