How much do you pay for milk, /ck/? And how much milk do you usually go through in a week?
>inb4 buttblasted lactose intolerants
>>7080506
$3-4 thereabouts for a half gallon
Lasts until it spoils. We never get through it.
We buy..ahem...homo.
>>7080506
>Homo milk
>>7080506
>couche-tard
quebecer detected
>>7080522
Mac's is the name of the convenience store / gas chain throughout all of Canada, save for Québec (the only place it's called Couche-Tard). The colour scheme and logo is the same country-wide, though.
OP's is clearly "Mac's". So while he is a Canuck, he's not Québécois.
I pay like $3.50 for 2 litres of full cream
Drink about a litre a week at home, plus 1-2 cafe lattes per day
>>7080506
$3.99 a gallon. $2.78 a gallon when on sale. I go through a GOMAD
>>7080533
This.
I'm in Ontario, and if OP had said this was a picture from here, I'd have zero reason to think he was lying.
>>7080506
3.95CAD per 4L
>>7080566
>tfw developed lactose intolerance
>have to drink soy "milk"
>it only comes in cartons
I still can't bring myself to throw my milk pitcher out.
>>7080569
Don't drink soy milk man, soy is toxic in high doses
Maybe almond milk?
$3.94 per gallon.
About one gallon every eight-to-ten days.
How is it that milk in Ontario has cost about $4/gal for like... ten years? Fifteen? More? Everything else at Macs has doubled in price since I was a kid, but milk seems to be impervious to inflation. Is it due to government subsidies or something?
>>7080506
4.50 for a gallon once a week or so.
I'm the only one in my household who drinks cow milk so I don't have to worry about hogging it all.
No fucking joke.
4 gallons a week. I go to WallyWorld to get it at 5.50usd/gallon.
That's just white. a gallon of chocolate a week. But now that its holiday time, a half gal. of egg not every week and a half. I cut it with 50/50 milk to make it less thick and extend it's drinkability.
>>7080601
*also its strictly whole milk
>>7080566
How do you dispense this? You pour it into a vessel at home?
>>7080506
Holy dooley, why does Canadamilk cost so much? It's like almost half the cost adjusting for exchange in Australia. (and we make a killing selling overpriced milk to the Chinese - $8AUD a litre).
Is it too cold for moocows up there?
>>7080620
You buy a milk pitcher (they're cheap, you can get 'em for about 1$).
What that guy bought was a large bag with smaller bags inside. Each bag of milk is 1L to 2L. You then put the milk bag into the pitcher, cut the corner where you'll pour, and voila!
>>7080625
In America, milk costs very little. But they also make very little, as the minimum wage.
In Canada, milk costs a bit more, but we also make a bit more.
In Australia, milk is stupid expensive, but you also make a stupid amount of dollarydoos.
It just depends on the area. Really, you could argue it costs the same everywhere.
>>7080626
>>7080627
Cool, thanks
3.50 in NYC
About 2 gallons a week by myself
>>7080506
It's 25p per pint of milk (Iceland in the UK) - I usually buy and use a 6pint bottle every week or so.
3.15 when I can get it, 3.75 on the higher side of things. 4 person household, we go through a gallon a week.
$3.75 for a gallon. I think the Prairie Farms and store brands are about that price. The Shoppers Value stuff is cheaper.
We recently got a Ruler Foods, which sells Kroger products, and their milk and eggs are a more reasonable price. Despite having just bought one last week I can't remember how much it was though.
I don't go through milk very quickly.
>>7080506
half gallon a week usually
$2.39 for a gallon every two weeks
$2 for a litre of delicious lactose-free UHT milk which is perfect for espresso and oat porridge due to it being sweeter than regular milk.
>>7080506
holy shit those milk prices
where is this
>>7080768
Another advantage is that I can buy in bulk and not worry about having storage room in my fridge because UHT stores on the shelf. Reducing my chances of running out of milk.
>>7080506
One half gallon per week. $3.00 U.S. delivered to my door.
>>7080785
Somewhere in English Canada.
~2 reals the litre, something like 2 US dollars the gallon.
It depends on how much my nephew visits me, but alone I usually drink an 1L box every three days.
>>7080506
>buying milk from a gas station
>>7081187
>he doesn't know >tfw the only place to buy groceries in town is the gas station by the highway
>>7080506
About $4 a quart
About a quart every week, I drink it all at once
I eat more yogurt than milk these days
>>7081205
...it means "that feel when", right?
So "he doesn't know (that feel when) the only place to buy groceries in town is the gas station by the highway".
That makes sense, you colossal retard.
>>7081212
>"I was just pretending to be retarded!"
>"you're using '>tfw' wrong
>no I'm not
>"OH WOW MUCH BAIT HAHA WOW YOU SURE ARE MAD THAT'S BAIT WOW I'M SO CLEVER"
Jesus Christ.
>>7081217
Just admit you made a mistake, fuckface.
>>7081217
Get some new images, dumb ass.
>>7081205
>>7081212
>>7081217
Literally kill yourself.
>>7081209
"He doesn't know that feel when...?"
English is your third language, isn't it?
>>7081224
Now this is autism.
>>7081233
Because starting a sentence with "that feel when" is proper English normally?
>>7081205
Truly a derailment master.
I pay roughly $3.20 a gallon. I am in a family of 5 with my husband and 3 kids and we go through 3 gallons on whole milk, weekly.
>>7080506
$3 give or take $0.50 fluctuations for homo milk
So Cal here
2 gallons a month
>>7080506
dang i just notice you got so many choices for cream
we just have heavy [whipping] cream and half and half in most places here.
>>7080627
How do you close it so it stays fresh though?
about $2 for a half gallon, once a week. it's just me, and if i buy a gallon the last couple glasses get bad.
i buy whole unless i'm feel like a faggot.
I spend a dollar a litre
I don't drink milk but I do make Greek yoghurt.
I don't know how much that 1L gets. I buy 8L at a time and I get at least 3kg of yoghurt from that (I went to check but my scale only goes to 3) and I eat 150g a day.
>>7081312
...you don't? It stays in the fridge. Honestly, I've never had an issue with milk going bad. Longest I had an open bag going was a month or so, and it was still fine.
It stays good for a long long long time.
Most people go through it pretty quickly anyway. A bag usually lasts half a week, if that.
>>7080625
those are convenience store prices mate. If you go to an actual grocery store its more reasonable
>>7080586
Not as good as cashew milk
I haven't paid more than $3.20 for a gallon of milk since Wegmans opened a few miles away. It's like $2.59 a gallon right now.
WHAT THE FUCK IS A GALLON? FUCK AMERICANS.
>>7080601
By yourself?
>>7081388
Also I usually go through a gallon in like 6 days
>>7080635
Incorrect on the Australia front brah, basic supermarket price is like 1.4 USD for 2L.
All dat land, all dem cows.
>>7081390
Fuck the gay ass metric system
>>7080506
go through a 4L in a week or two. really depends on how many lattes i make any given week. usually once a day, sometimes twice though. i recently discovered 1% is perfectly good for latte (had previously use 2%)
>>7081484
Yeah, it's much better to measure things in random numbers of feetsies and then divide that into twelve for some reason, and weight? Forget it. "I weigh 150 British coins hurr durr!"
>>7081509
How are the numbers random? They just aren't easy mode like metric. You nanny states literally can't trust you will anything that isn't base 10.
>>7081525
How does 5280 feet to a mile, or 3 feet to a yard, or 1760 yards in a mile make any fucking sense?
>>7080576
Such a retarded myth. You have no real science to even back up your retarded claims.
>>7081666
It probably had something to do with the screeching of a chinless hemophilic monarch or some element of the bastard offspring of abrahamic religion and paganism that took root in western europe or some idiotic cultural thing about which numbers were rounder than others.
>>7081676
Inb4 linx to one article about one study with a small sample size that doesn't actually link to the original paper or even show their data.
>>7081666
>being too retarded to notice the pattern
Stick with your base 10 babby, and leave the real numbers to the big boys.
>>7081694
>2*2*2*2*2*3*5*11
this stumps me too desu
>>7080804
Oh man I wish we had that here. The milk delivery thing in the US is so awesome.
>>7080506
>mfw all the prices in this thread
~$1.50 a gallon in Washington state
~$2.90 after tax. I go through about two gallons of whole milk a week.
>>7080506
$3 Aud / 2L
>>7080506
Hawaii
$8 a gallon I shit you not
I drink alot of milk
Around a liter every 2 days ( sometimes more )
around 55 to 2 € per liter ( bio/super bio or not )
>>7080506
1.78 a gallon. Probably go through 2 gallons a week, maybe 3
>>7080506
>drinking milk
>Drinking milk
Fucking baby, fucking grow up
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>>7080506
1.0 US Gal for US$3.29 at Wegmans©
>>7081312
You drink the fuckin' milk m8
It also helps that the sealed, airtight bags actually keeps the milk bags fresher from the factory, during shipping/etc. You also don't get a cardboard-y flavour from the milk cartons.
You can buy a 2L bottle of milk, and drink it over a week, but you have to keep reopening it, or every 3 days you can cut the nub off a new milk bag and mm. Fresh.
>>7080644
How nigga
Eat cereal every meal?
>>7082063
Buttblasted lactose intolerantfag
about £1.60 for 4pts, lasts about a week?
i buy skimmed because it only goes in tea and coffee in this house, and skimmed milk goes off slower.
About 5-6 liters on average I guess. Varies between 4-7.
0.63€/liter is the best price I can get.
>>7082194
the inside of the carton is coated by plastic and have the same plasticky taste just like your milk in bags, stupid chinknadian
at least in civilized parts on the world
$2.95 for a gallon of milk here in Alabama.
>>7080569
There's lactose free milk ya dip, I even prefer the taste over milk anyways because the enzymes break lactose down into simpler sweeter sugars.
$5.50 for a gallon
I tend to buy a gallon every 3 days because I love drinking milk.
6L at least, and like 6 bucks per 3l, so 12 bucks.
Unhomogenised
>>7080506
a jug of milk that size costs me under two dollars where I live.
£1 for 2 liters. Which is way too fucking cheap and I'd be happy to pay more, but all of the supermarkets are currently playing a game of "Screw the dairy farmers as hard as we can"
About 3-4L a week.
>>7083110
I am hopefully moving to Alabama from Australia
For work and cause more freedom and Christian
>>7085364
>roux
French commie shit "food".
>enriched bread
Just buy a loaf of bread like a normal (non-autistic) person, fuck.
>creme pat
Again, French commie garbage.
>mashed potatoes
You literally just cook potatoes and mash them up. Milk is never involved.
>poached fish
You just boil the fish, you don't use milk.
>bolognese sauce
Bologna is super bad for you anyway, and I'm not a manchild.
>pancakes
Most mixes only need water anyway.
>soup
Again, water.
>cake
Holy shit just buy a cake you literal autist.
Wow look at all that milk I totally desperately need for cooking!
>>7085980
>You literally just cook potatoes and mash them up. Milk is never involved.
What kind of shitty mashed potatoes have you been making?
>>7085985
Wasn't it obvious that you're replying to a troll post?
>>7080506
Like, two bucks, roughly? I get 2% because I'm a pleb.
>>7080506
About 1.20$ per quart (1l)
I drink about 3-4 l per week, fucking love milk.
$10.11 for 3 gallons
3 gallons a week between 3 people
>>7085980
>go to cooking board
>"Why don't you buy food instead of cooking it?"
>>7086085
>cooking board
>/ck/ - food and cooking
>and cooking
The focus of the board is food, not cooking.
$0 for 0.00 gallons
Drinking milk is for mongoloids and children
>>7086113
Shitskin detected.
5 bucks a gallon and 5 gallons. I fucking love milk
>>7080506
2.83 for a gallon of whole milk at walmart
1 a week
>>7085417
It's cheap as fuck to live in Alabama. I live in a two story 6 bedroom house and it's only $600 a month.
>>7080506
About a gallon.
>>7086339
>It's cheap as fuck to live in Alabama
There's a reason for this.........
>He drinks the bovine Jew
I drink a container of soymilk every three or four weeks.
$2.40~ a carton of organic soymilk of my desired brand/flavor.
Regular milk of the same volume is nearly double the price here, and they say vegan-food costs more. heh
>>7085364
Milk is just as bad as eggs in bread, pancakes, cake, waffles, etc.
Step it up 'lad.
>>7080506
It's about 5-6 dollars for 4L
Lasts 1-2 weeks
>>7086713
>PETA
>>7080635
>In Canada, milk costs a bit more, but we also make a bit more.
hormones and all that shit isn't allowed to our dairy cows unlike other countries however. Also unlike other countries our milk prices are arbitrarily set by limiting the amount on the market.
>>7085417
>>7086339
you might be disappointed, we have a muslim president
I pay $1750 a month for a studio apartment, but that's because I live in a good part of 'murrKKKa
Milk costs 1.3€ per liter.
Milk costs 1€ in the neighbor country.
It got some pretty massive subsidy contra every other farm product.
I don't drink milk because I am an adult male.
Therefore I buy milk very rarely. Usually if I need dairy it's butter or sour cream. If I need milk or cream for whatever reason, I usually buy it in a pint carton for a dollar or whatever it costs these days.
200 motherfucking United States pennies per gallon
danke germany for the glorious bounty of Aldi
>>7091138
this is also alabama, oddly enough
You're a damn fool if you're buying your staples at Publix/Winn Dixie.
>>7081473
Just to clarify the major supermarkets sell milk at a loss here in Australia because it drives foot traffic, ever noticed the milk is usually all the way in the back?
>>7080506
I buy $1.30 half liters from safeway every week and a half for coffee and that's basically it. I never drink milk on it's own
>>7091128
I wish I had a fedora image saved on my phone right now
>>7091170
And that's a good thing, because it would be fucking stupid.
You don't get fedora fat without more than a few milks and sodas.
>>7091180
>bodybuilders and athletes don't drink milk
Top fucking kek
>>7091198
You never got very far in logic class, did you?
