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.

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)

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 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 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?

Aldi.

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

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

Aldi, I think it's $3.

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

u fat

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.