I remember them. Agree with you that it was a weird idea. Never brought one. Don't think it lasted very long either.Ok, but plastic containers also stand up.
Unlike bags of milk, that was a weird move in the late 70's
I remember them. Agree with you that it was a weird idea. Never brought one. Don't think it lasted very long either.Ok, but plastic containers also stand up.
Unlike bags of milk, that was a weird move in the late 70's
I am surprised the bags are so popular. Me, I am more than happy with glass milk bottles. Even though they do take a bit of time cleaning them, they are so well balanced in my hand when I pour the milk out. Worth the effort. Thanks for replying.I'm pretty sure that Costa use bags of milk, behind the counter, and when I tried to look it up I found the following:
https://www.eater.com/2019/10/21/20919693/milk-carton-bag-pouch-history
It turns out that many countries use milk bags: Canada, India, China, Israel, Russia, Ukraine, Iran, Columbia, Uruguay, Argentina, Hungary, South Africa and parts of the US.
There you go. Versatile is the name of the game. Thanks.Milk bottles would be handy for molotov cocktails for when Putin is at the door.
Probably not the same with a plastic container.
Checked on Google. Sainsbury''s do sell it. Filtered for purity. Supposed to last longer.People were saying earlier in the thread that they had vague memories of Cravendale milk but can't remember having seen it recently. It seems to be in Sainsburys up here and I've seen it from time to time in Lidl (or was it Aldi?) - just in case anyone is interested.
The slightly disturbing adverts were more memorablePeople were saying earlier in the thread that they had vague memories of Cravendale milk but can't remember having seen it recently.
Do not remember the adverts.The slightly disturbing adverts were more memorable
Yes, I seem to remember they often featured "strange" cats but the one that sticks with me was about a biscuit which jumped into a lake of milk and melted. The accompanying sound track was just plain weird! I just looked for it on you tube and if you look for "Cravendale Barry the biscuit boy", you too can revel in the madness!The slightly disturbing adverts were more memorable
Just watched it. Unbelievable. Don't want to see if again. EVER!!!Yes, I seem to remember they often featured "strange" cats but the one that sticks with me was about a biscuit which jumped into a lake of milk and melted. The accompanying sound track was just plain weird! I just looked for it on you tube and if you look for "Cravendale Barry the biscuit boy", you too can revel in the madness!
They just had to be "on" something, didn't they? Magic roundabout seems tame by comparison?Just watched it. Unbelievable. Don't want to see if again. EVER!!!
I liked Magic Roundabout. Magic program.They just had to be "on" something, didn't they? Magic roundabout seems tame by comparison?
Freaky plastic cow and pirate guy came to mind for me.
Quite true. Still a cracking program though.Magic Roundabout had a character for just about every personality type and substance (ab)use. But even Ermentrude failed to mention milk.
True. Those days are gone now. Shame.It fantastically got behind Auntie BBC's nannying attitudes.
We never discovered what Ermentrude preferred to drink. But for sure her "just the one dear" was unlikely to be milk.Magic Roundabout had a character for just about every personality type and substance (ab)use. But even Ermentrude failed to mention milk.