Chicken and Dumplings

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BB

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we have either pints (in glass bottles- tho' these are rarer these days) or cartons (1 or 2 pints) or plastic bottles from one pint to 4 mainly.
 
MrBishop

MrBishop

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Professur said:
:shrug: Here we buy butter by the pound, or margarine by the tub.
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They have butter by the stick up here... :p


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See :)
 
MrBishop

MrBishop

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Yeah... it was supposed to be a joke, until I realized that this was a REAL product that you can really buy. :shrug:

*OnTopic - by stick, do you mean the large ones (3X3X6") or the smaller ones (2X2X6")?
 
tonksy

tonksy

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I've never measuresd the diameter of my butter...a stick is 8 tbsps so use that to mentally gauge.

That stick butter of yours looks like a glue stick.
 
MrBishop

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tonksy said:
I've never measuresd the diameter of my butter...a stick is 8 tbsps so use that to mentally gauge.

That stick butter of yours looks like a glue stick.
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Yes...that was the joke.

The one's that we have up here look like this.
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Nixy

Nixy

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tonksy said:
It's actually cool. Everyone has a pitcher that they put it in in their fridges and the bag has a nozzle on the top for pouring. It's less waste and the milk is fresher as not a lot of air hits the milk. The down side is the container is smaller so you go through more and there is that whole clear packaging robs minerals arguement.
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The bags have nozzles? I ain't never see that! We just cut the corner of the bag off with scissors and away to go!
 
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Nixy said:
The bags have nozzles? I ain't never see that! We just cut the corner of the bag off with scissors and away to go!
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When I was younger I remember the plastic bags of milk,but I have never bought it that way.I buy milk by the cardboard carton or plastic jug.
 
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