Cheapest place to buy organic low fat milk?

[Anonymous]

At my Giant in DC, store brand organic milk is <$4 for a half gallon. Sometimes sales on Stonyfield or Horizon make those less, like $3.89 or $3.69. Sometimes I get coupons thru Giant Rewards or the Horizon and Stonyfield websites.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You should be buying whole milk, not low fat.

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[Anonymous]

Aldi, I think it's $3.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, MOMs has awesome milk for $5.39 a gallon. A GALLON! It isn't convenient, but I swing by whenever I can.

My MOM's is $5.99/gallon. hmmmmmmm

[Anonymous]

Aldi.

Also, PP didn't say it was for kids. We buy skim for grown ups and whole for kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:seriously low fat milk is not good for anyone. They take the fat out and put in a bunch of crap. All kinds of new research supports whole milk as the healthiest choice! Just sayin

Could you list what exactly they put in the low fat milk?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, MOMs has awesome milk for $5.39 a gallon. A GALLON! It isn't convenient, but I swing by whenever I can.

My MOM's is $5.99/gallon. hmmmmmmm

MOM's is Trickling Springs Dairy. Good stuff.

[Anonymous]

I go out of my way to buy milk that is both organic and NOT ultra-pasteurized, because ultra-pasteurization kills the vitamins probiotics and nutrients that were original to the milk. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods carry this, as do some Safeway Stores. I can't get it at Giant. Most of the national brands of organic milk are ultra-pasteurized.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Once we learned abOut the benefits of drinking the organic, grass-fed milk we started looking around. MOMs has the best price by far on their own brand, I think we pay $3.99 for a half gallon and a gallon is $5.49.

Could you post a link to what you read? I'm a bit
Overwhelmed by all the info out there. Trying to firgure what what type of milk to buy (for adults)

[Anonymous]

Whole Foods and Harris Teeter are usually $6/gallon. HT sometimes has it on sale for around $5, though sometimes even less, particularly for eVic special of the week.