Re: Milk at Shoppers

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From: dmitry pruss
Date: Sun, 25 Sep 1994 02:48

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Just my c2 - first of all the _bottom_shelf of a fridge is the _least_cold_

Second, milk costs about the same in Shoppers vs. Giant - why bother?

(I buy mine in Magruders, 6 gallons per week (hi fellow Indians ;-) and it
never turns _unless_ left for hours in a warm place every day. Put it back
to fridge promptly and never drink right outa the jug :), that's it)

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