Originally posted by: zimu
A1?
Uhmm..yeah..you do understand that the date on Milk is often the "sell by" date? Not only that, but if smells fine and tastes ok, then it isnt bad.
Originally posted by: Ikonomi
Originally posted by: zimu
A1?
Yeah, I don't get that part, either.
Uhmm..yeah..you do understand that the date on Milk is often the "sell by" date? Not only that, but if smells fine and tastes ok, then it isnt bad.
I understand that, but this time it really has gone bad. It smells like, well, bad milk. I was surprised that it spoiled only two days after the sell-by date.
Edit: You're not retarded.
Originally posted by: CrackRabbit
Thats why you buy Horizon Milk![]()
now its just cheese...just put some in your sandwich and enjoy!
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Uhmm..yeah..you do understand that the date on Milk is often the "sell by" date? Not only that, but if smells fine and tastes ok, then it isnt bad.
Edit: I am retarded.
Originally posted by: Ness
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Uhmm..yeah..you do understand that the date on Milk is often the "sell by" date? Not only that, but if smells fine and tastes ok, then it isnt bad.
Edit: I am retarded.
And you understand that rarely does milk last for one month after the sell by date, let alone two, right?
Originally posted by: Ness
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Uhmm..yeah..you do understand that the date on Milk is often the "sell by" date? Not only that, but if smells fine and tastes ok, then it isnt bad.
Edit: I am retarded.
And you understand that rarely does milk last for one month after the sell by date, let alone two, right?
Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
My family goes through so much milk, it doesn't have a chance to go bad.
