individual Horizon milk containers

[Anonymous]

Do they ever go on sale at any of the grocery store chains? Ideally, I'd like to find them at the same price DS can buy milk at $.60 at the school, but I can only find them at my local Giant for $1.00.

[Anonymous]

They were on sale at Giant in Mclean at the beginning of summer and again two weeks ago at $9.99 for 12. They are usually about $13/14 I think.

[Anonymous]

We get them at BJs. I'll have to note the price next time for comparison purposes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They were on sale at Giant in Mclean at the beginning of summer and again two weeks ago at $9.99 for 12. They are usually about $13/14 I think.

I just saw them on sale a couple of weeks ago at Giant for $9.99 in Arlington. The 12 packs go on sale pretty regularly, but they sell out so you have to go to the service desk and get a raincheck and pick some up the following week.

[Anonymous]

they have chocolate at costco

[Anonymous]

How is I that they don't need refrigerating? I honestly don't get it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is I that they don't need refrigerating? I honestly don't get it

Just like canned vegetables. Super heated/pasteurized. Airtight.

[Anonymous]

They are truly awesome a wonderful invention

[Anonymous]

Safeway has a generic organic brand that is cheaper.

[Anonymous]

Does it taste like regular milk?

[Anonymous]

These things are a wildly expensive way to get a few ounces of milk into a kid. Must kids have milk with every meal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These things are a wildly expensive way to get a few ounces of milk into a kid. Must kids have milk with every meal?

no - kids don't need to have milk with every meal and they are pricey, but nice to have as a backup. I'm new to the K lunch making and plan on using some of the Horizon milks and sometimes filling a Nalgene bottle with milk or water depending on how much time I have to clean and prep the night before. I have noticed that my DC might not eat his lunch at all some days, but he does drink the milk I put in his lunchbox, so at least that's something...

[Anonymous]

if your kid can buy milk for 60 cent and the horizon milk is 99 cent why don't you just have him buy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:they have chocolate at costco

Costco has chocolate and vanilla flavors.

The Horizon is 18 boxes for $14.29.
The costco organic brand is 18 boxes for $12.99.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is I that they don't need refrigerating? I honestly don't get it

This is how the rest of the world does it.