Society & Culture Things in life you just don't understand - Part 3

[Plugger35]

At least the postie won't miss it, sticks out like dog's balls.

 

[edgie]

Craven Morehead Shell edgie

Went to Coles to buy some stuff and came across some full-cream, unhomogenised, pasteurised milk by Margaret River Organic Creameries. Could be the real deal, took it home but haven't tried it yet.

P.S I have spent $8.65 on 3.5L of milk today. I live alone, it will probably spoil. Any easy recipes that call for at least 2L of milk?

Have you tried it yet?


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[JackOutback]

That was a lot of milk talk.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Photo doesn’t do the letterbox justice. It is extremely garish and it used to be a neutral grey blue IIRC.

 

[perthblue]

Have you tried it yet?


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Yep.

The Paul's Cream on Top tastes sweeter but the Margaret River is noticeably more creamy.

Both milks are much better than Harvey Fresh. Due to the price premium, not sure which will become my regular milk.

 

[edgie]

Yep.

The Paul's Cream on Top tastes sweeter but the Margaret River is noticeably more creamy.

Both milks are much better than Harvey Fresh. Due to the price premium, not sure which will become my regular milk.

Hmmm, so I have to decide between sweet and creamy


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[edgie]

Any butter enthusiasts here?


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[Shell]

Any butter enthusiasts here?


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Nah not butter... im holding out for the time we discuss yogurt tho. Maybe today will be that day

 

[Procrastinator35]

That was a lot of milk talk.

And Why not....The GD board is after all, the land of milk & honey.

 

[Bomberboyokay]

 

[raskolnikov]

Unless you're a baby (human or animal) milk is shit.

 

[raskolnikov]

Any butter enthusiasts here?


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Whereas butter is awesome. I'm carnivore atm. Just meat cooked in butter, topped with sour cream.

 

[Procrastinator35]

Unless you're a baby (human or animal) milk is s**t.

Adults tend to consume milk in it's dairy by-product forms: Butter, Yoghurt, custard, Ice-Cream etc......but also with cereal, coffee & tea....Good in mashed-spuds too.

 

[Hawk Dork]

you forgot a good smelly cheese

 

[perthblue]

Unless you're a baby (human or animal) milk is s**t.

A lot of stuff we love comes from milk. Show some respect.

 

[Run n Spread]

My douche canoe of a neighbour is selling his house, and thought it would be a good idea to paint his letterbox

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Don't understand the big deal. Looks crap but isn't that the new owner's problem?

 

[Procrastinator35]

you forgot a good smelly cheese

Chocolate & cream too.

 

[Run n Spread]

Unless you're a baby (human or animal) milk is s**t.

In coffee or hot chocolate or not at all. Can have it heated in combination for some reason but if I had a glass on its own out of the carton I would be sick.

Same with cheese. Can have it melted in a toastie or on a pizza or parma but on its own = hurl.

 

[Procrastinator35]

 

[edgie]

Whereas butter is awesome. I'm carnivore atm. Just meat cooked in butter, topped with sour cream.

What's a good one? Nice and salty and creamy. A good butter should almost be able to be eaten on its own, like cheese.


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[Hawk Dork]

What's a good one? Nice and salty and creamy. A good butter should almost be able to beaten eaten on its own, like cheese.


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Had an old German friend who made fake cheese sandwiches when they had no cheese/money in Germany
Butter and sour cream and salt

Tasted not bad too

 

[raskolnikov]

What's a good one? Nice and salty and creamy. A good butter should almost be able to be eaten on its own, like cheese.


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New Zealand grass-fed butter.

 

[perthblue]

What's a good one? Nice and salty and creamy. A good butter should almost be able to be eaten on its own, like cheese.


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my fave post-school snack was a 'slice' of butter on a bit of fresh crusty bread, dusted with garlic powder.

 

[Hawk Dork]

my fave post-school snack was a 'slice' of butter on a bit of fresh crusty bread, dusted with garlic powder.

My one was buttered toast with a home made iced coffee, theres is a chemical reaction that takes place, where 1+1 = 4,000

Havent had one for decades but loved it as a kid

 

[Shell]

Cereal after school ftw. I never eat cereal for breakfast