Milk in a Bag: An Unusual Find from Kwik Trip

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the concept of milk being sold in bags, particularly focusing on experiences with Kwik Trip, a regional convenience store chain. Participants share their thoughts on the practicality, pricing, and environmental aspects of this packaging method, as well as comparisons to other regions and personal memories related to bagged milk.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions that Kwik Trip offers milk in bags at a lower price compared to traditional jugs.
  • Another participant shares their experience of seeing bagged milk in schools, noting it reduces waste.
  • Several users mention similar experiences with bagged milk in Canada and other regions, indicating it is not unique to Kwik Trip.
  • One participant recalls their childhood memories of bagged milk from a local chain in Michigan.
  • Another participant expresses concern about the hygiene of leaving an open bag of milk in the fridge.
  • Some participants discuss the practicality of using a special pitcher for bagged milk and share nostalgic memories of milk packaging from their past.
  • One participant humorously mentions the environmental benefits associated with bagged milk, while another focuses on the cost savings.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the practicality and hygiene of bagged milk, with some participants expressing nostalgia and acceptance, while others raise concerns about its usability and cleanliness. No clear consensus emerges regarding the overall preference for bagged versus traditional milk containers.

Contextual Notes

Participants share a variety of personal experiences and regional differences related to milk packaging, highlighting cultural variations in consumer habits.

Who May Find This Useful

Readers interested in unique food packaging methods or those curious about regional differences in grocery products may find this discussion informative.

The_Kitchen_Guy said:
Well here's another udderly good idea. Those bags are a little difficult to carry. If we could get Playtex to put two large cups together with a carrying strap, we could carry a gallon of milk in a...oh, let's not go there.
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Considering that what goes in such holders has a specific biologic function and are commonly referred to as "fun bags," then the "milk bag" is almost a synonym. :D

Um... did I just type that out loud?
 
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Saturday Gourmet said:
Ya might know I finally come up with a KG worthy pun and I spelled the darn thing wrong! I tell ya this swine flu has definitely taken some brain cells for a spin!

I don't know KG, Playtex may TEAT-er toward this idea!
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Go fix it and I'll delete the quote. ;) Besides, I don't believe that teatering was the breast pun you could squirt out.
 
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Crystal Patton said:
You're a bad, bad man!

I love it!
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And you're talking about ME?
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chefann said:
Considering that what goes in such holders has a specific biologic function and are commonly referred to as "fun bags," then the "milk bag" is almost a synonym. :D

Um... did I just type that out loud?
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Ya'll are just too much fun! Boy, did I need these laughs today.

Thanks!
 
I always love it when people laugh at me - wait ... that didn't come out right. LOL
 
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You can arways count on us for your dairy raugh.(We've already used the cream of these puns, so how longer will we be able to milk this thread? )
 
KG - I am so mooved by your command of the english language.
 
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TY - the way this thread has gone, I think it behooves us to keep it going while others cower at the challenge.
 
I''m utterly flattered that you think I would be up for the whole (as apossed to 2%) challenge.
 
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Have you ever taken a milk bath?I heard that a woman went to Kwik Trip and loaded up on bags and bags of milk. The manager of the dairy department asked why she was buying so much milk?She said, "I understand that milk baths keeps skin supple and keeps you looking young."The manager said, "Since you're bathing in it, do you want the milk pasteurized?""No," she replied, "Up to my neck should be fine."
 
We are all up to our necks in something on this thread, that's for sure. LOL
 
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And it's bovine in nature butt has nothing to do with milk.
 
At least none of it has gotten on our noses yet.
 
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