Milk

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Raybull
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Jamie_Lambo wrote:milks always a nightmare to get in orange supermarket, if you dont go in the morning then you might be out of luck lol
Have you figured out where Samudera is yet? :)
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Raybull wrote:
Jamie_Lambo wrote:milks always a nightmare to get in orange supermarket, if you dont go in the morning then you might be out of luck lol
Have you figured out where Samudera is yet? :)
:ROFL: hahahah no :cry:
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Sailorman wrote:A while back I saw milk on the shelf in Snookyville and if you read the bottle it said "milk blend." Blend with what, water?
a lot of the so called fresh milk are actually reconstituted from milk powder
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bolueeleh wrote:
Sailorman wrote:A while back I saw milk on the shelf in Snookyville and if you read the bottle it said "milk blend." Blend with what, water?
a lot of the so called fresh milk are actually reconstituted from milk powder
Of course if it's on the shelf it could be anything. The Emborg full cream is not bad, 1.30$ a litre, think the tills are mispricing it as it should be 1.60$.
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The Meiji stuff tastes ok in tea.
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