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  • Bob the Freaking Builder
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Coles and woolies can suxk a fat one... rooting all farmers of all kinds for years... shop independant coz I cant stand it.

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Posted

^agree

Only way things change is with voting with your feet peoples

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  • Moar Powar Babeh
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Posted
1 hour ago, .Stripes. said:

Wouldn't that be more what's "sh*tting" you off? :chewy:

Shitting/spewing same/same 

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Posted (edited)

we have a local company here, produces 2 type s of milk , one is totally organic, the other is jersey cows milk.

they are both pasteurised but not homogenised.

ie, the cream rises to the top just like when you were a kid

and tastes sooooo much better IMO than milk that has been homogenised

we pay double the price for the misty mountains and just over $5 for the mungalli  stuff.

Coles has been selling the stuff for years now (in Cairns) but it hasnt been on the shelf for over 4 weeks now

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/Mungalli-Creek-Dairy-465815280202446/

 

https://www.facebook.com/Misty-Mountain-Farms-429290480515886/

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  • WOT?
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Posted (edited)

Powers out :(

 

Anyone able to do me a favour and see if they can find details of the outage for Frankston South 3199 here https://www.unitedenergy.com.au/

 

Page times out for me on mobile internet :(

 

edit: never mind - came back on as soon as I hit send

Edited by Rab
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Posted

Won't load on my work PC, Rab. Just sits there doing f*ck all, trying to load.

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Posted

Cheers, not just me then.

  • MattyP
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Posted

Organic or non gmo is my trigger word

That sh*ts all marketing yo

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  • Get It To Wheelspin Uncontrolably Then Give It Another 5 Pounds
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Posted
2 hours ago, bloodycrashboy said:

we have a local company here, produces 2 type s of milk , one is totally organic, the other is jersey cows milk.

they are both pasteurised but not homogenised.

ie, the cream rises to the top just like when you were a kid

and tastes sooooo much better IMO than milk that has been homogenised

 

I was 14 before I ever had store bought milk at home. Un-pasteurised can be bad for you if it comes from places that arnt kept in sterile conditions, or is kept too long, or if your immune system is weaker than normal. People use to look at me funny when I use to shake the carton of milk.... old habits. 

 

There is a Margaret River company that does un-homogenised milk, I get that when I can but not sold in many places. 

 

For those interested - Pasteurised kills the bugs, Homogenised breaks down the fat molecules so the cream doesn't settle on the top. Jersey's produce some of the highest butter fat or "creamiest" milk. 

 

..... Buy local. 

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  • skids
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Posted
3 minutes ago, Krazy Kyle said:

There is a Margaret River company that does un-homogenised milk, I get that when I can but not sold in many places. 

 

 

margaret river organic milk 2LT for $5?

 

That stuff rocks man, you don't have to use as much as well so I find the price easier to take!

 

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