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murfitUK · 20-07-2006, 15:40

I feel like having a good rant so here goes.

I am fed up buying milk that seems to go off 10 minutes after its been opened. And have you noticed how milk now comes with a use by date 10 days hence. Since when has milk been able to last that long. No wonder it goes off quickly if its been sat on the shop shelf for a week.

I bought a litre today with a use by date of 26/07/06. Had me Frosties this morning and put the carton in the fridge. Have now just gone to make a cup of coffee and there's little bits of white lump floating all over the top. Smelt the bottle - yeooowwww.

The temperature in the fridge is OK and nothing else goes off as quickly as that.

Its the semi-skimmed stuff and the cartons have a "Dairy Farmers of Britain" trade name.

Here endeth the rant.

20-07-2006, 15:40	#1
murfitUK Inactive Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Stoke-on-Trent Posts: 273	Milk I feel like having a good rant so here goes. I am fed up buying milk that seems to go off 10 minutes after its been opened. And have you noticed how milk now comes with a use by date 10 days hence. Since when has milk been able to last that long. No wonder it goes off quickly if its been sat on the shop shelf for a week. I bought a litre today with a use by date of 26/07/06. Had me Frosties this morning and put the carton in the fridge. Have now just gone to make a cup of coffee and there's little bits of white lump floating all over the top. Smelt the bottle - yeooowwww. The temperature in the fridge is OK and nothing else goes off as quickly as that. Its the semi-skimmed stuff and the cartons have a "Dairy Farmers of Britain" trade name. Here endeth the rant.