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saving on milk

Sunday, September 14, 2008

I've found two ways to save on milk costs.

#1 If milk is on sale, but extra and freeze it.  It may take close to a full day to defrost, but tastes perfectly fine.

#2 Buy whole Vit D or 2% and cut it in half with water.  I use a washed out gallon jug of milk we've just finished and fill it half way with the milk and then top it off with water. (Actually, I go about 2/3 full).  Obviously, I do the same with the other half of the milk.  You still have the same nutrients, it's just that your milk's fat content has been cut in half.

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Re: freezing milk
Sunday, September 14, 2008 | By Wendopolis

It's important to leave room for the milk to expand in the bottle, so pouring out a bit before freezing is helpful. Also, those thin plastic milk jugs can get holes in them easily, so be careful. Been there, done that!


Aldi's
Thursday, September 18, 2008 | By Savings Assistant

I was so excited when I went to Aldi's and saw that milk was $2.49 again. Oh, happy days! They don't have 1%, but they do have 2%. We water it down a little too.

I was so excited I put it in my blog!
http://www.savingspotpourri.blogspot.com/


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