I haven't seen an actually carton of milk since I was in primary school, so before 2005 because that's when I moved too comp. I thought they only made them for schools xD
I remember that, only happened for a few months and then it went back to bottles. The bags kept splitting. Horrid idea.
Sainsbury's still sell them in plastic bags, you are meant to buy the plastic jug and refill it. A bit like you can do with coffee it is to reduce the amount of waste. But as milk bottles are recycled it seems a bit daft.
We don't buy cartons but buy the regular plastic bottles.
The last time I ever saw or bought a milk carton, I could not get the damn thing open properly. It was one of them where you peel back the 2 outer edges, as far as they will go, and then pull outwards the center bit which opens out to form a spout type thing (which would never work..!!!).
I saw a box of miniature Dairy Milk chocolates in a milk carton style box today.
I've never had trouble opening milk cartons, maybe it's the training I received as Milk Monitor at junior school (thanks for making me redundant Thatch :mad: ).
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Asda do half litre cartons, enough for a large glass of milk or a day or two's worth of teas, without having to chuck any.
I remember that, only happened for a few months and then it went back to bottles. The bags kept splitting. Horrid idea.
Sainsbury's still sell them in plastic bags, you are meant to buy the plastic jug and refill it. A bit like you can do with coffee it is to reduce the amount of waste. But as milk bottles are recycled it seems a bit daft.
And if you're milking the cows, avoid the ones with only one udder. Although sometimes they don't seem to mind.....
The last time I ever saw or bought a milk carton, I could not get the damn thing open properly. It was one of them where you peel back the 2 outer edges, as far as they will go, and then pull outwards the center bit which opens out to form a spout type thing (which would never work..!!!).
Are cartons still like this...?!?!
I've never had trouble opening milk cartons, maybe it's the training I received as Milk Monitor at junior school (thanks for making me redundant Thatch :mad: ).
Don't get all cranky cause you couldn't open it properly