Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
It allows the container to flex so that it doesn't explode if dropped on
the ground. Also it allows any gas build up to occur and the dimple will take
that on board. On older milk containers sometimes the dimple is protruded due
to the non-harmful gas build up.
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
Or like a pressure valve, as they don't want milk cartons exploding
all the time.
The problem is, in Canada none of our jugs have them, and they never explode
and it’s colder here
How is this a problem?
The explanation offered when applied to circumstances in Canada, is what's
meant as "the problem" seems to me. "So then why the dimpled style
container for the Canadian market, if unnecessary" Is what by extension,
the OP might be dangling.
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
So is that where Bricklink gets the color Milky White from!!
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
So is that where Bricklink gets the color Milky White from!!
Don't know where to go with that, Kevin. You got me
Other than, c'mon my man! After all these years, we still can't spell
the site correctly, give it at least that much respect? BrickLink, or
lower case the "b"
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
So great, many good times around cutting the hole
We had some people from Alberta visit once. So the one guy was looking for milk
in the fridge and he couldn’t find it so he asked if the others had bought any,
they said yes. So he was getting all upset and bent out of shape because he couldn’t
find it and the others where still insisting they had bought milk Then
they said(after about 15mins of looking) “oh the milk is in bags”
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
So great, many good times around cutting the hole
We had some people from Alberta visit once. So the one guy was looking for milk
in the fridge and he couldn’t find it so he asked if the others had bought any,
they said yes. So he was getting all upset and bent out of shape because he couldn’t
find it and the others where still insisting they had bought milk Then
they said(after about 15mins of looking) “oh the milk is in bags”
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
So great, many good times around cutting the hole
We had some people from Alberta visit once. So the one guy was looking for milk
in the fridge and he couldn’t find it so he asked if the others had bought any,
they said yes. So he was getting all upset and bent out of shape because he couldn’t
find it and the others where still insisting they had bought milk Then
they said(after about 15mins of looking) “oh the milk is in bags”
must be since they have this in Alberta
Did you know that in Quebec they can their maple syrup?
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
So great, many good times around cutting the hole
We had some people from Alberta visit once. So the one guy was looking for milk
in the fridge and he couldn’t find it so he asked if the others had bought any,
they said yes. So he was getting all upset and bent out of shape because he couldn’t
find it and the others where still insisting they had bought milk Then
they said(after about 15mins of looking) “oh the milk is in bags”
must be since they have this in Alberta
Did you know that in Quebec they can their maple syrup?
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
So great, many good times around cutting the hole
We had some people from Alberta visit once. So the one guy was looking for milk
in the fridge and he couldn’t find it so he asked if the others had bought any,
they said yes. So he was getting all upset and bent out of shape because he couldn’t
find it and the others where still insisting they had bought milk Then
they said(after about 15mins of looking) “oh the milk is in bags”
must be since they have this in Alberta
Did you know that in Quebec they can their maple syrup?
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
So great, many good times around cutting the hole
We had some people from Alberta visit once. So the one guy was looking for milk
in the fridge and he couldn’t find it so he asked if the others had bought any,
they said yes. So he was getting all upset and bent out of shape because he couldn’t
find it and the others where still insisting they had bought milk Then
they said(after about 15mins of looking) “oh the milk is in bags”
must be since they have this in Alberta
Did you know that in Quebec they can their maple syrup?
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Seems just to be a east/west marketing thing, guys. Maybe with some differences
in dairy regulations between the two provinces as well. Not a deep mystery
What is a mystery to me, is your expressed concern over this, Jason
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
or bags, called udders. Could that be it? I'd be more concerned over the
quality of the milk and it's processing.
The thing is for most of us in Canada (where we have bagged milk) it’s a classic
thing. We grew up always having to put a new milk bag into the container then
grabbing the cool blade the container comes with to try to cut the perfect size
hole at the end to open it. It’s always good fun and it’s fun since not many
(if any) other counties sell milk like that it’s a cool Canadian thing that is
a fun surprise when people visit Canada
So great, many good times around cutting the hole
We had some people from Alberta visit once. So the one guy was looking for milk
in the fridge and he couldn’t find it so he asked if the others had bought any,
they said yes. So he was getting all upset and bent out of shape because he couldn’t
find it and the others where still insisting they had bought milk Then
they said(after about 15mins of looking) “oh the milk is in bags”
must be since they have this in Alberta
Did you know that in Quebec they can their maple syrup?
In Off Topic, Nubs_Select writes:
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand
This at least is something I can understand. It is "different from the rest"
- converging to the masses takes away being unique. It is like license plates
on cars. In Alberta you are only required to have a license plate at the back
of your car. Government has proposed to change this to conform to almost all
the rest of the world, but they quickly backed out after massive outcry.
In Off Topic, Nubs_Select writes:
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand
This at least is something I can understand. It is "different from the rest"
- converging to the masses takes away being unique. It is like license plates
on cars. In Alberta you are only required to have a license plate at the back
of your car. Government has proposed to change this to conform to almost all
the rest of the world, but they quickly backed out after massive outcry.
Yeah, I already understood from your response, that it's something you "can
understand"
In Off Topic, Nubs_Select writes:
"I’ve heard that they plan to slowly phase milk bags out in Canada over
the next 5-10 years hopefully the plan fails"
Why be bothered by the type of container your milk comes in? That's what
I'm failing to understand
This at least is something I can understand. It is "different from the rest"
- converging to the masses takes away being unique. It is like license plates
on cars. In Alberta you are only required to have a license plate at the back
of your car. Government has proposed to change this to conform to almost all
the rest of the world, but they quickly backed out after massive outcry.
This at least is something I can understand. It is "different from the rest"
- converging to the masses takes away being unique. It is like license plates
on cars. In Alberta you are only required to have a license plate at the back
of your car. Government has proposed to change this to conform to almost all
the rest of the world, but they quickly backed out after massive outcry.
Niek.
In Illinois, you are required to have license plates on both the left and right
sides of your car.
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
In case anyone was wondering here’s chocolate milk in a bag
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Niek.
It’s at every grocery store I’ve been to in my entire life in Canada and I live
in Brampton (one of canadas largest cities). I don’t think I’ve ever seen milk
in a jug in person it’s either in a bag or if you want to pay a bunch more it’s
in a carton.
In case anyone was wondering here’s chocolate milk in a bag
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
I have been living in Canada for more than 18 years, and I have never seen milk
sold in a bag (and yes, I do all the shopping for our household). Is this some
regional quirk? Looks hillbilly - and I thought I lived in red neck county...
Why do the milk jugs from the US have these holes in the side?😂
PS. Milk jugs aren’t really a thing here, we bag our milk
It is a fundamental principle of democratic government, enshrined in the Constitution.
Article VIII, Section 2:
All fresh Dairy Products shall be packaged in Paper or Plastic Cartons. On
the side of each Plastic Carton shall be imprinted a small round Dimple allowing
for an increase in the Volume of the Carton in the event of a sudden Force or
excessive Pressure from within.
Canada, Ontario
Australia, Victoria
United Kingdom, England
USA, Missouri
hopefully the plan fails
All cow milk originates from glands held in sacks
France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
