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Johnniem

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2,750 posts

251 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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When we have tea (a cup thereof) we use the normal semi skimmed or full fat milk but for coffee we have now gone completely over to the full fat long life milk. It is perfect and it feels like one is on holiday in Europe! Try it, you'll never look back. Also, you can stock up with cartons and not worry about running out.

Anyone else do this or is this no surprise because everyone is doing it already?

Warning....never use this milk in tea, it's not right!



Edited by Johnniem on Monday 7th December 16:28

escargot

17,123 posts

245 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Black, no shugs for me.

If I do have milk and sugar, it's invariably because I'm hungover/still gazeboed.

calibrax

4,788 posts

239 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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I use long life UHT skimmed milk for pretty much everything.

I don't drink coffee, and rarely drink tea, so I wouldn't normally have fresh milk in the fridge (although I sometimes buy fresh semi-skimmed to drink on it's own if I'm in the mood). The UHT stuff is very convenient... I buy the Candia 4-pack (4x 500ml plastic bottles) and keep it in the fridge as it's definitely better when cold.

You do get used to the UHT stuff pretty quickly, but at first it does seem kinda watery, particularly on breakfast cereals.

Johnniem

Original Poster:

2,750 posts

251 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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calibrax said:
I use long life UHT skimmed milk for pretty much everything.

I don't drink coffee, and rarely drink tea, so I wouldn't normally have fresh milk in the fridge (although I sometimes buy fresh semi-skimmed to drink on it's own if I'm in the mood). The UHT stuff is very convenient... I buy the Candia 4-pack (4x 500ml plastic bottles) and keep it in the fridge as it's definitely better when cold.

You do get used to the UHT stuff pretty quickly, but at first it does seem kinda watery, particularly on breakfast cereals.
No fully skimmed anything for me! Full fat UHT for coffee and semi skimmed pasteurised for anything else. Actually, full fat UHT on breakfast cereals isn't bad actually.

soad

34,548 posts

204 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Always have my coffee with full-fat fresh milk.

Are you saying long life milk tastes better than fresh (with coffee)? Or have i mis-read it?

Edited by soad on Monday 7th December 17:04

CommanderJameson

22,096 posts

254 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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UHT milk tastes like wasp piss.

It's rank.

escargot

17,123 posts

245 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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CommanderJameson said:
UHT milk tastes like wasp piss.

It's rank.
I'm with the other chap on this. It's fine.

blowy84

564 posts

234 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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escargot said:
Black, no shugs for me.

If I do have milk and sugar, it's invariably because I'm hungover/still gazeboed.
Black coffee breath hurl

soad

34,548 posts

204 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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CommanderJameson said:
UHT milk tastes like wasp piss.

It's rank.
Well, i only tried it a few times (mainly with cereal) as it was cheaper.

Not to my taste, like fresh better.

escargot

17,123 posts

245 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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blowy84 said:
escargot said:
Black, no shugs for me.

If I do have milk and sugar, it's invariably because I'm hungover/still gazeboed.
Black coffee breath hurl
Give us a kiss.

pokethepope

2,667 posts

216 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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blowy84 said:
escargot said:
Black, no shugs for me.

If I do have milk and sugar, it's invariably because I'm hungover/still gazeboed.
Any coffee breath hurl
EFA.


Early grey or jasmine for me, no milk, no sugar. When I have coffee, plenty of sugar and whatever milk is around.

Johnniem

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2,750 posts

251 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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soad said:
Always have my coffee with full-fat fresh milk.

Are you saying long life milk tastes better than fresh (with coffee)? Or have i mis-read it?

Edited by soad on Monday 7th December 17:04
It is definitely creamier and IMO tastes better than 'normal' milk. I think the niceness of it stems from good memories of the end-of-meal coffees that one is served in mediterranean countries (which don't do 'normal' milk).

soad

34,548 posts

204 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Okay, will have a go then!

Pretty sure had some in the past, def. creamier - i agree with that

Burgmeister

2,206 posts

238 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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CommanderJameson said:
UHT milk tastes like wasp piss.

It's rank.
I am with you on this. It reminds me of old people.

Bloody vile.

saleen836

12,453 posts

237 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Cravendale for me! yum yum failing that just your regular full fat milk.

Tanguero

4,535 posts

229 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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Burgmeister said:
CommanderJameson said:
UHT milk tastes like wasp piss.

It's rank.
I am with you on this. It reminds me of old people.

Bloody vile.
Agreed!!! Semen of statan.

Nothing but fresh whole milk.

smack

9,773 posts

219 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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It is surprising in the amount of first world countries these days that UHT is the norm rather than fresh milk.

I grew up drinking milk as a kid, and these days still enjoy a glass of icy cold full fat milk smile

bazking69

8,620 posts

218 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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UHT skimmed all the way. I buy it by the case.

Plotloss

67,280 posts

298 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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UHT Milk?

What?

This is a socio demographic AB1 website.

You'll all be admitting to preferring marg over butter next.

fking wierdos.