Doorstep Milk

katex · 26-02-2006, 13:07

After recent freezing nights, just wondered why the milk on your doorstep doesn't get the lovely icy bits any more and the one inch bit of frozen milk that forces its way out of the top .. do they add an ingredient these days to stop this?

Always thought this was fun when I was little, particularly if you were school monitor and had to bring the crate in from the outside.

lettie · 26-02-2006, 17:47

They probably put a bit of anti-freeze in it these days........well, they add all sorts of other rubbish to our foods.

Doorstep milk always tasted so creamy, I loved the inch or so of cream on the top of it. Supermarket milk doesn't come close..

entwisi · 26-02-2006, 18:10

When I got our milk delivered up to last year it used to freeze. Nowt better than a pint of milk so cold its got bits in it. Preferably sterilsed(Cheshire mld as we called it).

grannyclaret · 26-02-2006, 20:50

i remember if you diddent bring the milk in early,the birds beat you to it,,, clever little things

ANNE · 26-02-2006, 20:58

My Nanna always used to get seri milk. It was horrible but was the only milk that would make frothy coffee.
Used to stand for ages with finger stuck in the neck of the bottle when it was almost empty and shake till my arm was dropping off and milk had gone frothy.
Remember the ordinary milk freezing and popping the top off.

katex · 26-02-2006, 21:03

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret

i remember if you diddent bring the milk in early,the birds beat you to it,,, clever little things

Still do with me G-C .. pecks through silver foil, bit a dirt in cream top .. better take care though now, eh ? Bird flu ? Nah, don't even think about it.

chav1 · 02-03-2006, 05:02

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret

i remember if you diddent bring the milk in early,the birds beat you to it,,, clever little things

or the paper boy

MUMMIBOO · 02-03-2006, 10:20

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Originally Posted by ANNE

My Nanna always used to get seri milk. It was horrible but was the only milk that would make frothy coffee.
Used to stand for ages with finger stuck in the neck of the bottle when it was almost empty and shake till my arm was dropping off and milk had gone frothy.
Remember the ordinary milk freezing and popping the top off.

i remember great aunty dorothy's milk always freezing! strange the things you remember.

Basher · 02-03-2006, 10:29

Steri for coffee, Pasteurised for Tea that's the way it should be :engsmil:

Tinkerbelle · 02-03-2006, 13:25

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Originally Posted by chav1

or the paper boy

lol! Or the paper girl

I remember being told a story by my mum, that if you stole milk from the doorstep the police could lock you away for it, that it was a very serious crime. The police viewed it as taking food from the mouth of babies even if there wasn't a child in the house.

Anyone know if I can officially have her sectioned or was she correct?

SPUGGIE J · 02-03-2006, 13:35

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Originally Posted by Basher

Steri for coffee, Pasteurised for Tea that's the way it should be :engsmil:

Agree with that basher but unless I cart it back after a visit I cannot get steri milk.

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SPUGGIE J · 02-03-2006, 13:37

If ice is the issue just get a cow to moo and deliver as required.

Cant get fresher than that now can you.