FREE JUGIT MILK JUG THIS SATURDAY in sainsburys

blushingbride_3

i'm all for recycling, however with the pieced bag & jug does the milk stay as fresh for long?
asking because obviously current milk cartons have a screw top seal, do the jugs seal?

vivw_2

Got my jug last week and so went today to buy a replacement bag and they were all dated sell by 23rd May....thats no good so ended getting the usual plastic bottle

funnyguy

These short sell by dates are due to the fact that Sainsburys thought their would be a huge demand for milk bags for the following week,so a large ammount of bags were ordered at the same time..Should start seeing longer sell by dates after 26th,plus a lot of reduced milk bag prices[near sell by date] over the next couple
of days

blushingbride_3

I got one (not free unfortunately) but it's fab

invisiblecabbage

and don't forget, the bags are easier on storage space in the freezer than cartons.:j

mafmaf

Due to the underwhelming demand last weekend all the milk bags were reduced to 20p in our Sainsbury's today so stocked up and put a few in the freezer.

thatguy1

Milk Bags always sell well in my local Sainsbury's

Roger_Rampant

I think that's why Waitrose abandoned a similar sort of product:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/apr/15/waitrose-milk-containers

alandenman

I think the reason that semi-skimmed is promoted is the removed part of the milk has a lot of value in itself.

I'm convinced full fat milk with 50% added water tastes better.
It is still fortunate that full fat milk sells at the same price rather than more.