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Is Whole milk clumpy?

massagegirlymassagegirly
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If so that is nasty! I bought whole milk at costco and the sell by date was Nov 5th. But it was clumpy. Is that just the fats in it? I want to find an organic whole milk any suggestions? I was not sure so I did not give it to Hailey. I shook it up but it was still really clumpy. Yuck I so almost puked.
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  • babyaustin725babyaustin725 member

    Thicker than non-fat?  Yes?  Clumpy?  No! 

    Yuck!

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  • KameronLee98KameronLee98
    Its thick but not clumpy. I think that might already be bad..yuck!
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  • WatchPotWatchPot
    best deal for organic whole milk is Trader Joes.  But you can also buy the non organic there that does not have hormones in it.  Their prices are the best. 
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  • JRS72206JRS72206
    You can find good deals on organic and both Safeway and T-Joes. It should NOT be chunky! Ick!
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  • Mrs.State746Mrs.State746
    Ewwww. It gets clumpy when it goes bad or IF it's left out for a while.  Gross. 
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  • MrsAmyBMrsAmyB
    Yuck, no.  We get Smith Brother's delivered to our house.   They offer organic, but we get the regular because it is rBST free.
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  • BriAndSeanBriAndSean

    imageMrsAmyB:
    Yuck, no.  We get Smith Brother's delivered to our house.   They offer organic, but we get the regular because it is rBST free.

    We do the same thing :)

    Good call on not giving her the milk. Sounds like that milk is spoiled.

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  • pinktulipspinktulips
    It should not be lumpy and for that matter if it is organic milk it should have a longer shelf life then non organic and shouldn't need to be refrigerated until open. The reason why is that organic milk is heated at a higher temperture then the non organic milk and kills all bacteria. Which also means you can't make cheese with it - way off tangent, sorry.
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