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Another good tip. Pour the milk out of that cheap plastic container and put it into a glass container with an airtight or vacuum seal. A glass container will keep the milk fresher and better tasting longer, as long as you remember to reseal the glass container properly amd refrigerate immediately after use.
The biggest problem with putting it in the back of the fridge. Is that milk in cartons you get in Supermarkets specially designed to be placed standing, once you lay them down. The pressure of the plastic cartons will force the milk to leak out of the top even if you put it on top. So unless you're willing to lose a shelf to put your milk in, this won't work.
I buy 3-litre plastic bottles of milk, it fits in the door shelf. It’s too tall for most of the shelves except one, which I need as much room as possible for food which will not fit in the door. Therefore I store the milk in the door shelf. There is no way it would get warm unless I leave the fridge door open for more than 5 minutes. And I use my nose to tell me if it’s still good, even after the use by date.
I've stored milk in the fridge door all my life. Never done any harm. It doesn't last that long to spoil anyway. It's the convenient place to put it. Storing milk on its side could cause it to leak and cause a right mess. No thank you. Now they've started designing fridges with the milk shelf halfway up the door to accommodate a larger fruit/veg tray on bottom. What a rubbish idea. Leave our milk door shelves alone!!
She's wrong! Leaving the refrigerator door open does NOT let the cold air out. Anyone who has studied such things knows that heat gets removed from the room and into the refrigerator....just like how an AC system works for a home or a vehicle. It removes heat.
Cold air can move out of the fridge. Just like it can be blown from an AC vent. The idea that cold can't move, heat does is correct but she is talking about cold air, air which has been chilled by conduction from the evaporator. Cold air is more dense than warm air so it will kind of collapse/fall out of the fridge when the door is opened and is replaced with warm air.
You want to keep it at a constant cold temperature as much as you can. Take it out use it then back in fridge right away. Don't leave it sitting on the table as you eat your cereal
My wife has super ULTRA sensitive nose! She is my own personal hound dog! Anything suspect I take to her for thumbs up or down .....VERY reliable hound dog woman!!
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I keep milk cool put a sock on rhe bottle and stand in shallow water in bowl place in draught out of sun evaporation keeps it cool so far it has worked well not tried in full summer yet but it looks like it extends life by at least a day keep acap on the milk to prevent contamination. No fridge needed
I hate milk but it's a necessary for a lot of cooking I buy milk rarely it usually spoils but buying milk milk and freezing it in freezer bags a couple cups per freezer bag means less waste and always have it on hand . I have kept cheese to substitute for milk in sauces and gravies but now I can have milk
My milk always was going off pretty quickly i got the back of the shelf date longest i could find i was buying one pint only did not Matter it still went off before i used it all then i discovered the reason why My fridge was on setting 3 so i turned the dial up to 4 much colder and now i don't have the problem well most of the time
It can take 3 days for milk to thaw from freezer beware of that, I tried to make it thaw a little faster by putting in a bowl of warm water for a while then it tasted a little sweet, Not sure why that was.
This is wank what she is saying when you open the refrigerator door and the milk spoils.The milk has a thermal mass approx 1.0- 3.0 kg depending on the size you buy when stored on the lower shelf it will have attained the set temperature between 0°-3° Celsius it would take approx. 30 minutes to reach room temperature of 21° Celsius. .
I drink non fat milk and buy two gallons at a time even though I am the only one that drinks it. I freeze one gallon (in several smaller plastic bottles)but always have smaller bottle handy in the door. I almost never have to toss any...every now and then just a little at the end of the bottle but very seldom....btw virtually ALL our food waste except meat and citrus goes to a large colony of red wiggler worms....their poop "castings" is AWESOME fertilizer or key ingredient to our DIY potting soil. And THAT takes some of the sting out of food waste ...absolutely I DO NOT put in trash or down garbage disposal ...yes even when food goes moldy or bacteria fest in progress !....because the worms and microbes love it ALL! The mold just vanishes in the worm colony as does all the stinky bacteria. AND BTW IF I ever begin to run out of milk because of this pandemic? I always keep on hand dehrated/powdered milk which actually is quite fine taste wise! ...not quite as good as fresh but fully acceptable at least. Using all my milk is kind of a satisfying challenge something that helps keep my mind active even....its all good!
My milk lasts much longer than that opened or unopened. I just keep it on the shelf on the inside of the fridge door. Minds't you, I have a lovely Bosch fridge.
Wrong place in the fridge? I don't keep the milk in rhe fridge door for convenience. Its the only place it fits. If i were to put the milk at rhe back of my small fridge, the door would be open for longer each time. Utter nonsense
You've been storing milk wrong this entire time... Err yeah, it's Milk, from a COW! Cow's milk is to feed a baby cow! You wouldn't drink dogs milk? Or cats milk? Or milk from another human, but you'll drink it from a cow! And they call Vegan's weird!
Cow has 4 stomachs in which green grass is fermented. It turns green grass into amino acids and vitamins. That's why cow's milk is nutritious. Cat and dog don't have 4 stomachs. Also, cow eat green grass, potatoes, rices, wheat, which are all clean food. Cat and dog drink water in your toilet, eat rats and shit which are toxic. You can have tiger's milk if you can because tiger only eat clean food ie fresh new beef, deer,etc. A lot of kids whose mothers don't have enough breast milk live on milk from another mothers. If any women by any chances give me their breast milk I would definitely say thanks.
@@hacgiaythiengia7516 Would you drink milk from a chimpanzee's seeing as that is the closet animal we are linked too? If so why don't we - and when I say we I mean humans, play the role of God(like we do with cow's) and breed many chimpanzee just to get milk? Humans don't need animal protein, dairy products have links to cancer and bone definciy. 65% of humans are lactose intolerant and 70% to 100% of people from a East Asian Decent are intolerant. Just because you can't feel it doesn't mean it's screwing up your inside. Let also talk about the environmental impact on milk production has on the planet. And most importantly, a cow's milk is for her child. We take it away from them. There no reasons why humans need to have animal protein or products. We can all survive without it and make the planet a better and healthy place.
Have you ever frozen milk? How was it after the thaw?
Mashed maybe try freezing lettuce
Yes. It usually takes a few hrs to thaw. I give it a shake and it's fine
fine, just leave it overnight in fridge
The biggest problem I see is plastic contamination
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Another good tip. Pour the milk out of that cheap plastic container and put it into a glass container with an airtight or vacuum seal. A glass container will keep the milk fresher and better tasting longer, as long as you remember to reseal the glass container properly amd refrigerate immediately after use.
One side-benefit of being Lactose intolerant is that milk lasts A LOT longer.
I don't think the milk will get spoiled because you hold the door open for 15 seconds several times a day.
The biggest problem with putting it in the back of the fridge. Is that milk in cartons you get in Supermarkets specially designed to be placed standing, once you lay them down. The pressure of the plastic cartons will force the milk to leak out of the top even if you put it on top. So unless you're willing to lose a shelf to put your milk in, this won't work.
If the milk in the fridge gets to room temp, call 911......the homeowner obviously died with the fridge door open!
“The moment that door swings open that milk is room temperature” *thicc skull logic*
In that case? "homeowner" gets fed to the worm colony just like all the rest of the spoiled food ....worns are not picky really
I buy 3-litre plastic bottles of milk, it fits in the door shelf. It’s too tall for most of the shelves except one, which I need as much room as possible for food which will not fit in the door. Therefore I store the milk in the door shelf. There is no way it would get warm unless I leave the fridge door open for more than 5 minutes. And I use my nose to tell me if it’s still good, even after the use by date.
Is it ok to stored a sealed low fat milk carton just came from a grocery in a refrigerator. Will it spoil a sealed milk carton?
So,don't place any diary products on refrigerator door.
You don't have to open milk & pour any out. Those indented areas on sides of jug are for expansion.
I like whole Milk w ice , that way it’s super cold and tastes great
EWWW! watery milk asice melts?? YUUUUCK!
I add an ice cube to my cereal with milk. I eat it before the ice cube melts. Keeps it ice cold!
I've stored milk in the fridge door all my life. Never done any harm. It doesn't last that long to spoil anyway. It's the convenient place to put it. Storing milk on its side could cause it to leak and cause a right mess. No thank you. Now they've started designing fridges with the milk shelf halfway up the door to accommodate a larger fruit/veg tray on bottom. What a rubbish idea. Leave our milk door shelves alone!!
Thats why my dads taking so long
My question is should you shake a gallon if it takes a week to finish ?
If You're paranoid about 70 degree temperature think about people bringing their groceries home in hot cars. They still do them anyway!
She's wrong! Leaving the refrigerator door open does NOT let the cold air out. Anyone who has studied such things knows that heat gets removed from the room and into the refrigerator....just like how an AC system works for a home or a vehicle. It removes heat.
Cold air can move out of the fridge. Just like it can be blown from an AC vent. The idea that cold can't move, heat does is correct but she is talking about cold air, air which has been chilled by conduction from the evaporator. Cold air is more dense than warm air so it will kind of collapse/fall out of the fridge when the door is opened and is replaced with warm air.
You want to keep it at a constant cold temperature as much as you can. Take it out use it then back in fridge right away. Don't leave it sitting on the table as you eat your cereal
I use my nose, raised on a dairy I know what fresh milk smell like. My husband makes me smell the milk good for use,or good for cooking
My wife has super ULTRA sensitive nose! She is my own personal hound dog! Anything suspect I take to her for thumbs up or down .....VERY reliable hound dog woman!!
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I keep milk cool put a sock on rhe bottle and stand in shallow water in bowl place in draught out of sun evaporation keeps it cool so far it has worked well not tried in full summer yet but it looks like it extends life by at least a day keep acap on the milk to prevent contamination. No fridge needed
I hate milk but it's a necessary for a lot of cooking I buy milk rarely it usually spoils but buying milk milk and freezing it in freezer bags a couple cups per freezer bag means less waste and always have it on hand . I have kept cheese to substitute for milk in sauces and gravies but now I can have milk
My milk always was going off pretty quickly i got the back of the shelf date longest i could find i was buying one pint only did not Matter it still went off before i used it all then i discovered the reason why
My fridge was on setting 3 so i turned the dial up to 4 much colder and now i don't have the problem well most of the time
Store to the very back of the refrigerator.
Ice cold right to the back of the fridege
It can take 3 days for milk to thaw from freezer beware of that, I tried to make it thaw a little faster by putting in a bowl of warm water for a while then it tasted a little sweet, Not sure why that was.
Nope. Cold water instead
This is wank what she is saying when you open the refrigerator door and the milk spoils.The milk has a thermal mass approx 1.0- 3.0 kg depending on the size you buy when stored on the lower shelf it will have attained the set temperature between 0°-3° Celsius it would take approx. 30 minutes to reach room temperature of 21° Celsius. .
I drink non fat milk and buy two gallons at a time even though I am the only one that drinks it. I freeze one gallon (in several smaller plastic bottles)but always have smaller bottle handy in the door. I almost never have to toss any...every now and then just a little at the end of the bottle but very seldom....btw virtually ALL our food waste except meat and citrus goes to a large colony of red wiggler worms....their poop "castings" is AWESOME fertilizer or key ingredient to our DIY potting soil. And THAT takes some of the sting out of food waste ...absolutely I DO NOT put in trash or down garbage disposal ...yes even when food goes moldy or bacteria fest in progress !....because the worms and microbes love it ALL! The mold just vanishes in the worm colony as does all the stinky bacteria. AND BTW IF I ever begin to run out of milk because of this pandemic? I always keep on hand dehrated/powdered milk which actually is quite fine taste wise! ...not quite as good as fresh but fully acceptable at least. Using all my milk is kind of a satisfying challenge something that helps keep my mind active even....its all good!
Vid could be 15 seconds. Rest is waste of time. Keep milk cold, duh.
She DID make some excellent points many might never consider to be fair
How do I do that
*WTF!?* .... bottom middle? coldest part of my fridge is top middle 😯
My milk lasts much longer than that opened or unopened. I just keep it on the shelf on the inside of the fridge door. Minds't you, I have a lovely Bosch fridge.
The fridge door typically stays warmer. That's why the butter door is there. Some models even have holes in that area for cheeses to keep them softer.
Maybe so, but I go on evidence. My milk stays fresh for up to 3 weeks. That will do for me.
@@DennisNowland All good. Milk doesn't last that long in my house. 2 gallons every 3 days.
Wrong place in the fridge? I don't keep the milk in rhe fridge door for convenience. Its the only place it fits. If i were to put the milk at rhe back of my small fridge, the door would be open for longer each time. Utter nonsense
So you have to thaw your milk out the night before before you can have cereal yeah no thanks
What, are you incapable of taking the milk out the freezer and into the fridge in the evening? Are you brain damaged?
What rock movie is that????
I mean I've lived this long without milk ever making me sick or killing me, so I think I've been storing it just fine.
Who the f$&k did not know this? This is pathetic
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You've been storing milk wrong this entire time... Err yeah, it's Milk, from a COW! Cow's milk is to feed a baby cow!
You wouldn't drink dogs milk? Or cats milk? Or milk from another human, but you'll drink it from a cow!
And they call Vegan's weird!
Cow has 4 stomachs in which green grass is fermented. It turns green grass into amino acids and vitamins. That's why cow's milk is nutritious. Cat and dog don't have 4 stomachs. Also, cow eat green grass, potatoes, rices, wheat, which are all clean food. Cat and dog drink water in your toilet, eat rats and shit which are toxic. You can have tiger's milk if you can because tiger only eat clean food ie fresh new beef, deer,etc.
A lot of kids whose mothers don't have enough breast milk live on milk from another mothers. If any women by any chances give me their breast milk I would definitely say thanks.
@@hacgiaythiengia7516 Would you drink milk from a chimpanzee's seeing as that is the closet animal we are linked too? If so why don't we - and when I say we I mean humans, play the role of God(like we do with cow's) and breed many chimpanzee just to get milk?
Humans don't need animal protein, dairy products have links to cancer and bone definciy. 65% of humans are lactose intolerant and 70% to 100% of people from a East Asian Decent are intolerant. Just because you can't feel it doesn't mean it's screwing up your inside.
Let also talk about the environmental impact on milk production has on the planet.
And most importantly, a cow's milk is for her child. We take it away from them. There no reasons why humans need to have animal protein or products. We can all survive without it and make the planet a better and healthy place.
@@silkstar20 what the hell do you pour on cereal?
@@GrizzAxxemann err oat milk? Have a watch of this video on TH-cam and thank me later th-cam.com/video/UcN7SGGoCNI/w-d-xo.html