How Is Bagged Milk Made?
Actually, It's Three Medium-Sized Bladders of Milk, Packaged Together in One Large Sack. at Home, the Milk Is Placed in a Pitcher and One Corner of the...
Actually, it's three medium-sized bladders of milk, packaged together in one large sack. At home, the milk is placed in a pitcher and one corner of the polyethylene plastic is snipped off with scissors for pouring. ... The bags of milk can also be found in Quebec and the Maritimes.
How is milk bagged?
The bag fits snugly inside the jug, one corner of the bag is secured under a bar at the front of the jug, and as the lid is closed the bag is pierced and a spout slides into the hole, maintaining freshness and allowing the milk to be easily poured.
Why is bagged milk bad?
It requires extra equipment (scissors and a pitcher), it can't be resealed and so goes bad quickly, and it's prone to spilling if cut or poured incorrectly. There are also environmental downsides; in much of Canada, the bags aren't recyclable, unlike the jugs or cartons.
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