Milk in a bag
Who says people can't change?
Milk is getting expensive. The price has gone up about 18% in the two months since I posted this.
So I've switched to milk in a bag.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
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3 comments:
So...what do you think of it? Were you able to find the plastic container for the bag? Its nice to see you living on the edge.
I know, right? Who KNOWS which product I'll buy in a bag next?! It's the kind of thing that keeps people visiting a blog day after day.
I am a total milk-in-a-bag convert. I found a pitcher I wasn't using for anything else and appropriated it. Every time I look at it I think of how much money I'm saving.
I hope the bag clearly spelled out how many tablespoons or whatever strange-foreign-person-metric-cooking-terms they use down there to mix with water.
Julie will be so proud.
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