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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Awesome! We've done poptarts, granola bars and snack mix and kept it in our room for DH and the kids. [b]Milk is the hardest because my kids just about go through a 1/2 gallon a day.[/b] Inlaws don't have room in their fridge and will buy 1/2 gallon for the week. [/quote]

Buy a case or two of Horizon single-serve containers.  Yes, it is more expensive this way, but it's only for the visit to the inlaws and worth the expense to make sure your kids have milk and you don't have to wage WWIII with your in-laws about it.

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[quote=Horizon FAQ][b]DOES HORIZON ORGANIC SINGLE SERVE MILK NEED REFRIGERATION?[/b]
Single serve milk is packaged in individual aseptic containers and will keep at room temperature, unopened, until the date code. This extended shelf life is possible due to ultra-high temperature (UHT) pasteurization. UHT pasteurization and special aseptic packaging keep single serve products fresh and safe without refrigeration. Once opened, the product must be refrigerated and can be expected to remain fresh up to seven days.[/quote]

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My in-laws buy one of those tiny single-serve gas station bottles and expect that it will last my toddler all weekend. I usually bring my own single-serve milks (like these).[/quote]

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