mixing cold and fresh milk

bkramer08 · December 2014

So I recently found out you are not suppose to mix fresh milk with cold milk. I have approximately 50 ounces frozen that were previously mixed. What I would do was pump a few ounces and then put the bottle in the fridge. Next time I pumped I would pull the bottles out of the fridge and pump directly into them. Once I got enough I would freeze them. Do I need to throw out all this milk since I mixed cold with fresh?

bumpuser8967176 · December 2014

When I've accidentally mixed fresh and cold, it's always gone bad so you may want to give it the sniff test once it's defrosted. Mine would always get chunky, which is how I knew.

bkramer08 · December 2014

Silly question...would it smell like regular spoiled milk if it's bad?

jpagano113 · December 2014

I heard you can mix cold with cold ... I put fresh in the fridge & wait until it's cold then mix the two

ejb23 · December 2014

I would do the smell test. If it smells ok and baby takes it then it should be ok. I'd check each bag individually as you need them. Some may be ok if they were more similar temps even if others don't make it.

mommatotwo2 · December 2014

Yes, this is risky for spoilage. You'll know if it's spoiled by smelling it and/or tasting it. For future reference, you will want to mix milk only when it's at the same temp. It's best to freeze in small amounts, no more than 4 oz, I froze in 2,3,4 ounce increments.

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