![[NSW] Coles Full Cream Milk 2L $0.75, 3L $1.09 @ Coles, Neutral Bay](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/96/903696.jpg?h=b5fd1218)
Very cheap milk, plenty of stock. Easily hundreds of bottles since the photo doesn't cover them all. Best before May 1st so still a bit of time on them too.
[NSW] Coles Full Cream Milk 2L $0.75, 3L $1.09 @ Coles, Neutral Bay
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Jollystacker on 29/04/2025 - 18:29 files.ozbargain.com.au (1494 clicks)
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Using math the 3 litre is better value than the 2 litre.
Assuming you can consume all 3 litres, otherwise 2 litres is more cost effective given there's only ~2 days of shelf life. (Also assuming either or)
Like only ONE DAY to use the milk
Then it goes SOUR!
yogurt?
yeah, maybe
But Yoghurt wont make you sick like sour milk
I got the free one from Flybuys…
Just made them fresh at home.
You can freeze milk and keep it for quite a long time. Or make homemade yogurt
You can freeze milk and keep it for quite a long time
Yes, but it does not taste as good after it thaws…
or just use low fat milk….
Shake it. .
No chemical change, only separates as it thaws. Tip/ shake…. identical again.
You're thinking of bread. Milk is fine
I freeze bread all the time, no difference unless you leave it for months.
Big Bear or Grosvenor St?
Big Bear Milk is in an open fridge. The doors suggest the new Grosvenor St rebranded store.
Yeah you're right, found it. Thanks!
yeah its the new one, the other one is closed now
Big Bear has not closed.
(It closes overnight, open hrs 6am - 11pm everyday) https://www.coles.com.au/find-stores/coles/nsw/neutral-bay-8…stragely longer hours than the bigger store- Grosvenor St 7am - 11pm
https://www.coles.com.au/find-stores/coles/nsw/neutral-bay-4…Yes you are correct, I was thinking of another one.
I do not know coles, but woollies milk almost always stay fresh 3-4 days beyond bb date. coles probably same, but not aldi's
been like this for several weeks now
Bovaer a toxic chemical, which is perfectly healthy for humans, but causes infertility in lab rats.
Personally I pay a few dollars extra and avoid.
I'll be sure to not feed this to my lab rats then.
Hey babe we don't need condoms or the pill anymore, some guy on Ozbargain says all we need to do is drink some milk!
Bill Gates is using this to control our population.
Soon it will just be billionaires living on earth/mars.
Our bank accounts are already slowly being drained by Trump etc.
;)
Obviously wouldn't have a dramatic effect, maybe none. But it is a toxic chemical being fed to something you basically are eating and drinking. There's got to be some cross over, if you water rice with toxic water it gets into the rice, hence why arsenic is found in Asian rice and not Australian.
Not rocket science. I prefer if they just ate grass as nature intended.
According to Australian Dairy Farmers as at 6th December 2024 "Bovaer has not been used on Australian dairy farms".
I don't know if that is still up to date almost 5 months later. Personally I too will be avoiding as we know Coles is getting its beef suppliers to use Bovaer for some of their beef, and this milk is suspicously cheap and apparently has been that cheap for several weeks already so I am doubtful it's an 'oops we ordered too much, let's clear the stock' situation.
perfectly healthy for humans
I don't think anyone making that claim can point to any studies where it has been tested with humans either directly or even where human subjects consumed products from animals which had been treated with Bovaer. So conclusive claims about safety in humans are not evidence-based or scientific.
causes infertility in lab rats
Specifically male infertility. Also in other animal models.
Coles milk can come from the same supplier as other brands.
Ex Saputo. Coles purchased the processing plants. Same plants produce Devondale.
So you're Pro-Lab rat?
Yep! Depopulation happening right before our eyes
Milk bath time
Good spot
I can milk you
Fresh Ricotta is the best
https://www.shelovesbiscotti.com/creamy-homemade-fresh-ricot…
Milk + citric acid or lemons heat to 85..A l of milk makes about 100-200g of ricotta
Got milk?
I just want milk that sells like real milk.
How long after expiry are these good for? 3 to 4 days?
probably not, pretty sure they be off by then. you can freeze em if u want tho
Like the bottle on 45
Prefect to make cottage cheese
That is what we do when we find these on sale.
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