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I have tried to Google this and can't find anything. Today I was in Publix (in upstate SC) and their organic milk supply was low (all brands). They had a sign up saying that they apologized for the inconvenience, but that there was an organic milk shortage. Anybody know what's up? Thanks!
I don't ever buy it, I just see it when I look over all the nice work the cows did that week.
I buy 2% Lactore-free Lactaid. By the way, Lactose-free milk is what your kitties/cats are supposed to drink.
In coastal SC...some brands are low (store brands) but not name brands...Horizons is still available....and more $
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Originally Posted by Kimmie
I have tried to Google this and can't find anything. Today I was in Publix (in upstate SC) and their organic milk supply was low (all brands). They had a sign up saying that they apologized for the inconvenience, but that there was an organic milk shortage. Anybody know what's up? Thanks!
I milk my own goat - nice, fresh, unpasteurized milk twice a day.
Lots of towns and cities nowadays let people keep a couple of dairy goats (the "mini" breeds are good options for city dwellers). Just sayin'.......
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