How to take milk?

I take my milk with oreos mostly.

nomad297, Yup the Yeti IS the answer!! Love ours!

Organic Valley and Horizon both make self stable milk available in individual servings. I've used both when we were on a boat and they worked well. I've seen them at Costco, Sam's, and Walmart. Here is a link to what I am talking about. http://www.organicvalley.coop/products/milk/shelf-stable-milks/

You could also try an alternative, like almond or soy milk. Many of them come in cartons that are self stable.

Good luck

As Rice pointed out: NIDO brand of powdered milk. If your grocery doesn'tcarry it, go to an ethnic grocery, like Mexican or African.

This is how most all the world that doesn't have reliable electric power, such as Africa and parts of Central/South America, gets their milk. It's whole, not skim milk.

It runs $4.99 at my local Walmart. I keep some around for coffee when I return home from traveling and haven't gone to the grocery yet.

2oldman wrote:
If I wanted my milk near freezing I'd put a glass in the freezer for a while.

Actually, keeping a glass in the refrigerator door is a great help to those of us cold-milk lovers.

I recently discovered a powdered milk that I could actually drink straight, in a pinch, and is perfectly fine on cereal. The trick is that it's a full fat powdered milk, not skim. I've tried Carnation and whatnot in the past and those were undrinkable. This one isn't.

It's by Nestle and I've found it on some grocery shelves.

Here's a random Amazon link. The stuff isn't cheap, but it doesn't take up valuable refrigerator space. That page also shows Peak brand; I haven't tried it but it also gets good reviews.

Note that with the Nido, be sure NOT to get the one with the baby on the label. It's different stuff, and generally more available.

You have to keep the Gossner milk cold after opening, and use it within 14 day. It is nice to just have to make space for a qt. size box. Like any milk best served cold. terry r.

If your fridge isn't keeping it nice and cold, something is wrong with your fridge.

If you don't have a fridge, a nice cooler does the job. Back when we tent camped, I prefered to start with everything cold and use block ice at lasts longer.

Most RV refers have a thermostat of sorts on the fins.

If I wanted my milk near freezing I'd put a glass in the freezer for a while.

The main purpose of my massive YETI cooler is to keep my supply of milk. I bring with me one half-gallon glass bottle of dairy fresh cream top milk for each day I will be gone camping. I love my milk.

Bruce

don't know about you guys but I like my milk to be at 36*. nothing like a nice cold drink of milk. any way since I quit drinking. we leave our frig set at that temp. ours works that well.