> > I am amazed that that the Canadian thin polythene milk bags do not seem to > > have spread beyond Canada. Three polythene sacks each containing 1-1/3 L > > are packed in another polythene sack, thus making 4 L. Foood stores > > Because when you put 'em in the trunk and take them home, and it's winter, > your windshield scraper or your shovel or your chains poke a hole in the bag, > and then you have milk all inside your trunk. > > What does the milk get put in, once you get it home? I've wondered that, > seeing the bags of milk at Sobey's and Costco and Maxi and other stores.
Each individual bag of milk is placed in a small dispensing jug (bag and all), and then you snip off a corner from the bag. Stephen Gallagher
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