The Milkman Returns
May 27, 2008 | Middleton, Massachusetts | Vetting explained
I reported earlier about buying milk from a local dairy. The milk is more naturally produced, without growth hormone or antibiotics. This is closer to my philosophy on food, and it is cheaper too!
I decided to share this dairy's milk with my co-workers now. Every Monday, I collect orders for milk that they want, they pay me the cost for the milk, and I buy it and bring it in the next morning, since I pass by the dairy on my way in. A little effort that helps several people.
This is a great way to save people some money on their food bill, gives them a more natural product, and it is also a good way to meet other workers that you do not work with normally. The first week started with about 1 1/2 gallons, and next week, I should be bringing in about 6 1/2 gallons! Who wants to pay $4 for a gallon of milk, when you can get it for less than $3?
For the equivalent, organic milk, the cost is over $7 a gallon! Send a message to these commercial farmers by sharing with your co-workers locally produced milk, and support your local business!
- Tags:
- food_costs,
- milk,
- dairy,
- organic,
- natural
- Posted in Assignment:
- More expensive to eat
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