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India also has bagged milk

Bagged milk

  • Is the best

    Votes: 45 26.8%

  • Thank you for being the voice of reason on this, India and Canada

    Votes: 70 41.7%

  • Who would hate on bagged milk?

    Votes: 53 31.5%
  • Total voters
    168

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India, along with Canada, leads the way in being one of the few civilized countries in the world that can be a light of reason and civility in this time of strife and darkness.
 
Stowaway Silfer

Stowaway Silfer

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The poll seems biased.
(Bagged milk weirded me the hell out when I got to Canada but I have no qualms with it or its fans)
 
Bradbury

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I lived in Vancouver for a year and didn't see a single milk in a bag
We also have them here in Brazil but they aren't popular
 
nachum00

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They used to serve bagged milk in Elementary schools here in Texas
 
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Piggychan

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EDIT:

Sainsbury's did this here in the UK for a short while years ago. Wonder why they stopped it?
 
Bradbury

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Motwera said:
They are available in Ontario and they're usually the most popular milk option to choose from, since its the cheapest and most of it comes locally
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Yeah I imagined it was something like that. I was just curious because bagged milk and Tim Hortons were the two things I heard about Canada from Us shows. And I just found one of those in Vancouver
 
Menx64

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In Costa Rica we used to have them, but nobody seemed to buy them so they are all gone now.
 
Mindfreak191

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I just wanna make sure I'm on the same page ...when we're talking about bagged milk, we're talking about the raw milk that you have to boil at home before you can drink it,right? Cause that shit is delicious! If it's just regular milk in a bag, I don't see the point then....
 
Hollywood Duo

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Here is a fun fact about Indian milk
Around 68.7 per cent of milk and milk products sold in the country is not as per the standards laid down by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), a member of the Animal Welfare Board said Wednesday.

Mohan Singh Ahluwalia, member, Animal Welfare Board of India said the most common adulterants are detergent, caustic soda, glucose, white paint and refined oil.

"The state of adulteration in milk and milk products in the country is such that 68.7 per cent of milk ..
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icyflamez96

icyflamez96

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Oct 26, 2017
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They have bagged milk in America too, though I've only seen them at elementary and maybe middle schools.
 
dmix90

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Oct 25, 2017
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What does one use to keep it under control after opening the bag though?

I had to use clothespin, but if that's not a savage way to do things they i don't know what is. Other than that it's fine ;)
 

lidmat

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You can use your own reusable containers at home. Pour the milk out of the bag into the jug.
 
Burly

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Dry goods go in bags, liquids go in bottles or jugs. We figured that stuff out like 7,000 years ago.
 
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