Morrisons 1% milk 4pints 50p

ameade

Saw a milk container in Tesco (I think it was) highlighting that it was less than 4% fat as if this this was a good feature. On that basis they should be giving away that nasty unhealthy channel island milk for free! We're now brainwashed to believe that we should pay the same for watery milk while processors get the cream. Why is the public so gullible?

sexki11en

scootw1 wrote: »

Theres no way I would freeze milk.

Er - why not?

Offer still on yesterday btw - we bought 4

SK x

gwapenut

I couldn't notice the difference versus semi-skimmed when switching to 1% six months ago. However now, whenever I have to get semi-skimmed because there is no other choice, I find it a little too creamy for my taste.

I completely recommend 1% milk, my favourite! And for the record, I think red-top milk is pure filth and undrinkable.

SteveJW

COuldn't tell the difference in taste here, agree skimmed milk is very watery

In my local Morrisons (Beverley) the 1% milk was not very prominent, had to look very hard for it

sandys12345

sexki11en wrote: »

Er - why not?

Offer still on yesterday btw - we bought 4

SK x

I'm really funny about the thought of freezing milk but I gave in yesterday and froze some, at this price it is too good not to. I only use milk for tea and coffee anyway so hopefully it will be ok.

Jennifer_Jane

sandys12345 wrote: »

I'm really funny about the thought of freezing milk but I gave in yesterday and froze some, at this price it is too good not to. I only use milk for tea and coffee anyway so hopefully it will be ok.

Be careful, because it expands and breaks the packaging. In South Africa (and Australia etc, I expect) they mainly buy the plastic bags of milk, freeze them and then stick the bag to unfreeze in the special jugs. Easy peasy, but not very attractive on the breakfast table - but sometimes those packets break too.

stluke023

red top milk!!! its like making love in a canoe, its fcuking close to water

[Deleted User]

Most supermarkets get their milk supplied by Arla. Makes no difference if you support a co-operative of dairy farmers or not as they are not selling directly to supermarkets.

thatguy1

Deleted_User wrote: »

Most supermarkets get their milk supplied by Arla.

Actually Sainsbury's is supplied by Dairy Crest & Tesco is supplied by Robert Wiseman Dairies.

shopndrop

Anyone know if it is still 50p in Morrisons or did that offer finish yesterday?