Whoa whoa whoa HOLD THE PHONE. R U telling me Canadians have their milks in bags??

[Camile.Bidan]

I have a 1/2 gallon (64 oz) right now. I purchased on the 9th of this month. It expires the 17th of may. About 75 days from when I purchased it.
So you are saying the shelf life is do to it being ultra pasturized instead of pasturized normally?
Interesting. So its the flash heating process... I've learned something.

I considered buying raw milk once, but I was gonna have to drive about 45 minutes to get it, and it was 12 dollars I think so ultimately I didn't go.
Its only legal to sell it here in California if you get it from a ranch or something stupid... I forget the specifics.

Thats good to know.
Thank you.
The stores I've been to don't sell non-pasturized milk, and they won't even sell non-homogenized which would only mean I have to shake it first. Even at the whole foods I went to. So all I've ever had is some form of pasturized (or in my case organic ultra pasturized) homogenized milk.

You have to be from India or some country , where drinking un-pasteurized milk is normal, to handle un-pasteurized milk. Meaning, you have to had been drinking that stuff since you were a kid.

In a country like this, our immune systems haven't built up the immunity for raw milk. Drinking it is very risky.

 

[1stPick]

Naw don't dap me, I wanna know if u canadian

yes, dominic00n, im Canadian

 

[flea]

yes, dominic00n, im Canadian

hahahahahahahhahahaha

 

[YvrzTrvly]

milk

should be renamed to "sweet mucus" or "post coital fluid"

 

[ThatTruth777]

my nikka you know how reckless we'd be at lunch if we had some shyt like that

stabbing a nikkas bag so they waste everything

slammin bags on the backs of nikkas heads tryna burst them shyts

saving that shyt til we get back in class and launching them shyts at each other

the bolded most definitely

 

[notPsychosiz]

You have to be from India or some country , where drinking un-pasteurized milk is normal, to handle un-pasteurized milk. Meaning, you have to had been drinking that stuff since you were a kid.

In a country like this, our immune systems haven't built up the immunity for raw milk. Drinking it is very risky.

I have heard that. But I wasn't planning on replacing all my milk with it. It is litterally impossible cause I have to drive to like a ranch to get it which is a 45 minute drive for a 12 dollar gallon of milk. Completely unreasonable.
I just wanted to do it at least once to know the difference.

Thank you for the advice though. I will do so in moderation.

I've learned alot about milk in this thread, actually. Way more than I expected.