Add Salt To Keep Milk Fresh Longer
If you are a bachelor, consider this: Buy a 4 liter milk jug instead of a 2 liter milk jug. Get your money's worth. When you open it, put a pinch of salt in it then shake. Your milk will last 2 weeks past the expired date. Take care.
By Julie from Dundurn, SK Canada
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01/22/2010
Milk can be frozen. It's really good when there are still a few ice crystals in it. Be sure to thaw it in the refrigerator.
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(Archived Jan 22, 2010)Add A Little Salt To Keep Milk Fresh Longer
Tip: Add A Little Salt To Keep Milk Fresh Longer
When you open a new container of milk, put in a tiny amount of salt in it. This will keep the milk fresh much longer. The salt will settle to the bottom, so gently shake the container before pouring to distribute the salt evenly. You won't taste it!
Source: Given to me by a co-worker
By Judy from Syosset
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RE: Add A Little Salt To Keep Milk Fresh Longer
So, "a tiny amount" is kind of subjective, it could vary a lot by who is measuring it. Do you mean just a couple of grains, or a pinch or what? Sounds like a good idea, but I don't want to make it undrinkable. (03/26/2008)
By bailegirl
RE: Add A Little Salt To Keep Milk Fresh Longer
I just shake the shaker once. A few grains will do. (03/26/2008)
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