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Have you heard of bagged milk?

Only because of AT, lol.. we've had lengthy discussions on it before.
 
yeah i seen it up ad my dads cabin in wisconsin. they can buy milk in a bag. i thought that was pretty odd heh
 
yes, my grandmother always gets it and the bag in pitchers...not sure why, but she does. Then there are those huge ones too for cafeterias and such. Don't drink milk though.
 
Originally posted by: joshsquall
What's the advantage of bag over jug?

You put the bags in a sort of jug, so I can't really say.

I suppose since you get three bags at once, you can keep the other two sealed until you need to use them.
 
Originally posted by: joshsquall
What's the advantage of bag over jug?
a 4 litre jug takes up lots of room and is rather awkward.

the 4 litre bag milk consists of 3 bags that fit into plastic containers. It is easier to handle.

 
Packaging in other countries can be weird. A guy at work came back from a vacation to Poland with some pepper paste that he was spreading on crackers. It looked like a tube of toothpaste.
 
We used to have that in the schools here back in 3rd grade. It only lasted for a year. What bad idea that was lol
 
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: joshsquall
What's the advantage of bag over jug?
a 4 litre jug takes up lots of room and is rather awkward.

the 4 litre bag milk consists of 3 bags that fit into plastic containers. It is easier to handle.

It seems it might be easier just to buy the milk in a container than to buy a bag just to stick it in a container. I guess it's part of the Canadian culture and they don't want to give up thier Milk bags and Ketchup Potato Chips.

🙂

 
Originally posted by: Kilgor
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: joshsquall
What's the advantage of bag over jug?
a 4 litre jug takes up lots of room and is rather awkward.

the 4 litre bag milk consists of 3 bags that fit into plastic containers. It is easier to handle.

It seems it might be easier just to buy the milk in a container than to buy a bag just to stick it in a container. I guess it's part of the Canadian culture and they don't want to give up thier Milk bags and Ketchup Potato Chips.

🙂
Nor the freshness of our products. 😉
 
Originally posted by: Kilgor
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: joshsquall
What's the advantage of bag over jug?
a 4 litre jug takes up lots of room and is rather awkward.

the 4 litre bag milk consists of 3 bags that fit into plastic containers. It is easier to handle.

It seems it might be easier just to buy the milk in a container than to buy a bag just to stick it in a container. I guess it's part of the Canadian culture and they don't want to give up thier Milk bags and Ketchup Potato Chips.

🙂
and dill pickle chips, too.
 
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: Kilgor
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: joshsquall
What's the advantage of bag over jug?
a 4 litre jug takes up lots of room and is rather awkward.

the 4 litre bag milk consists of 3 bags that fit into plastic containers. It is easier to handle.

It seems it might be easier just to buy the milk in a container than to buy a bag just to stick it in a container. I guess it's part of the Canadian culture and they don't want to give up thier Milk bags and Ketchup Potato Chips.

🙂
and dill pickle chips, too.


Mmmmm...One of my favourite chips!
 
Yeah, I used to live next to a dairy store in Pennsylvania that sold it that way. They had REALLY fresh meats there, too 🙂
 
Originally posted by: ultimatebob
Yeah, I used to live next to a dairy store in Pennsylvania that sold it that way. They had REALLY fresh meats there, too 🙂

Was the meat in Bags Canadian style?

 
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