SC - munchies or side dish

[Debra Hense]

I can imagine how you felt when seeing those plastic jugs of milk.
Having begun life on a very rustic farm, we always got milk straight from 
the cow.  Hand churned butter, made cheese, that sort of thing.  When the 
family moved to the island was the first time I saw lots of things including 
milk in a glass container.  I couldn't believe it!  It didn't even LOOK like 
milk!  It was all bluish and thin.  Took me years to drink it.
Olwen
>Having grown up with it, it was stranger seeing milk in plastic 1 gallon
>containers. First thing I thought of was, "how ya gonna thaw that out?"
>because we buy milk 3 or 4 gallons at a time and freeze it.
>
>As for how they do it? Not sure, but having a resealable spout would be
>really cool. They are just rectangular bags that are sealed. We have milk
>pitchers that the bags sit in and you just cut the top corners to pour the
>milk.
>
>Udders. Funny. :)
>
>Hauviette


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