1 Gallon Organic Milk

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[Post New]05/22/2008 13:34
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Whole foods sells their own brand of organic whole milk in the gallon size (365).




Be careful, some of the "organic" 365 products are made in China (like the veggies). I think the milk is ok, but just FYI
[Post New]05/22/2008 15:23
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not sure if this helps, but Costco sells 3 half gallons together. Price is good, but I also like that it makes for more space in the main fridge (others are stored in second fridge - AKA beer fridge).


I think it is 2% or lowfat milk though.


Not PP here, but Costco now sells whole milk for a while now - it wasn't available until about 1-2 months ago.. we buy our milk there now regularly and hte space issue PP said is a great advantage!
[Post New]05/22/2008 20:26
Anonymous
Just bought a gallon of Horizon brand whole milk at the TARGET in Columbia Heights today.
[Post New]05/22/2008 22:40
Anonymous
Unfortunately, Horizon is rated really low by The Cornucopia Institute, so I tend to steer away from it.

http://cornucopia.org/dairysurvey/index.html

I'll try MOM's though. Never even heard of that store before this post. TY!
[Post New]05/22/2008 22:54
Anonymous
Harris Teeter on Glebe and in Pentagon Row usually have gallons. Sometimes they run out on Sunday afternoons
[Post New]05/23/2008 11:36
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not sure if this helps, but Costco sells 3 half gallons together. Price is good, but I also like that it makes for more space in the main fridge (others are stored in second fridge - AKA beer fridge).


I think it is 2% or lowfat milk though.



Yes, it is lowfat organic, not whole.
[Post New]05/23/2008 13:05
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not sure if this helps, but Costco sells 3 half gallons together. Price is good, but I also like that it makes for more space in the main fridge (others are stored in second fridge - AKA beer fridge).


I think it is 2% or lowfat milk though.



Yes, it is lowfat organic, not whole.


No- they have whole milk at Costco Sterling and Fairfax at least. Just bought it this week and the week prior.
[Post New]05/23/2008 13:08
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not sure if this helps, but Costco sells 3 half gallons together. Price is good, but I also like that it makes for more space in the main fridge (others are stored in second fridge - AKA beer fridge).


I think it is 2% or lowfat milk though.



Yes, it is lowfat organic, not whole.


No- they have whole ORGANIC milk at Costco Sterling and Fairfax at least. Just bought it this week and the week prior.
[Post New]05/23/2008 16:13
Organicmania
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How much does Costco charge for half gallons of organic milk? And is it really organic or just hormone-free?

And for the person who didn't know Mom's...it's great! I have some savings tips up on my blog now from their store, plus others in the archive if you search.

See:
http://organicmania.com/2008/05/23/10-tips-to-green-your-memorial-day-picnic-green-and-organic-savings-friday/
[Post New]05/23/2008 16:37
Anonymous
I believe it's 7.99 for 3 64 oz cartons (cost of costco organic milk)- i personally like that it's in smaller containers- the gallon jug is just hard to pour from- we do have an extra fridge though..
[Post New]05/25/2008 16:03
Anonymous
64 oz = 1 gallon. It's not $7.99 for 3 gallons. Is it $7.99 for 3 1/2 gallons?
[Post New]05/25/2008 16:17
Anonymous
Does organic milk taste different than "regular" milk. My DC says so. But I can't really tell.
[Post New]05/25/2008 18:25
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:64 oz = 1 gallon. It's not $7.99 for 3 gallons. Is it $7.99 for 3 1/2 gallons?


I wrote *3* 64 oz cartons.. so that would make it 7.99 for 3 1/2 gallons.
[Post New]05/25/2008 20:57
Anonymous
16:03 Poster -- 128 oz = 1 Gallon; 64 oz = 1/2 gallon, so the 16:37 poster was correct. Costco's milk is Organic, not just hormone free. Anyone know of any local chains that sell hormone free milk -- I'm just curious if it is cheaper than organic milk.
[Post New]05/26/2008 09:51
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Does organic milk taste different than "regular" milk. My DC says so. But I can't really tell.


I totally think organic milk tastes better. "Regular" milk tends to have a "saltier" taste - that's the only way I can describe it. Even some of the 'less organic' milks, like Horizon don't seem to taste as good as the other ones.
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