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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn't expire as quickly as you think.

When my son was a teen, he drank half a gallon of milk per day - I used to joke about buying a cow!

That seems a bit much TBH

My freshman year roommate had the most disgusting eating habits. Just pure trash food and she washed it all down with no less than a full gallon of milk a day. :shudder:

What's wrong with drinking milk? Are you a vegan? Do you eat meat?

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Anonymous wrote:Preschool or daycare supply for the week?
Group home for teenage boys?
None of your concern? My 2 teens go through ~6 gallons total a week.

As the mother of a lactose intolerant child, I’m curious how you deal with storage. Do you buy 6 gallons a week or is it more like 2 at a time, max?

We just keep it on one shelf, small fridge. Its not a big deal.

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+1. Costco, started as Price Club, was designed to be a provider to small businesses- my parents were one of its first members. Haven’t you noticed all the frozen food - especially Asian - is what you get in restaurants?

Group home for adults with disabilities, halfway house, nursing home/assisted living especially if a smaller facility.

Pp. I have never seen a sacrifice in my entire life

I have seen it in movies though

Anonymous wrote:Probably bathe the sacrifice in it.

We don't sacrifice anything in the US. Against the law.

Although sacrifice of a goat is still done in some parts of India, mostly in villages

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Anonymous wrote:If they were Indians, for the Hindu temple for a religious event

What do they do with the milk?

On special occasions, it is poured over the idols as part of a ritual by the priests.

And when you have multiple idols, you need more milk.

Probably bathe the sacrifice in it.

Anonymous wrote:If they were Indians, for the Hindu temple for a religious event

What do they do with the milk?

Maybe they have 10 kids

Or to make lassi

If they were Indians, for the Hindu temple for a religious event

Baking?

If you freeze milk and it expires, when you thaw it, wouldn’t it be chunky and sour?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn't expire as quickly as you think.

When my son was a teen, he drank half a gallon of milk per day - I used to joke about buying a cow!

+1 Costco milk usually doesn’t expire for a few weeks and my now-21 year old kid easily drinks half a gallon per day when she’s home from school.

So disgusting.

+1. Tepid water with a squeeze of lemon is all anyone needs.