(edit title) Looking for long life milk Milk needed Options

[rbannocks]

Does anyone know where I can get some long life milk in Sweden. My searches of ICA, Willys do not find anything. I live a long way from the supermarket and would like some in reserve.

Thanks

[Willy]

The only place I've seen it is Lidl.

[byke]

Just freeze some into ice cubes?

[entry]

byke, I purchase cases of long life milk all the time. I am down to one case now so I will probably have my wife call the dairy department at ICA Maxi to order me a couple of cases.

Generally I purchase the Arla Mellanmjölk 1.5% Fett. I really prefer the 3.0% Fett but it seems to only be offered in small containers and only offers me what I consider a little gulp.

Long life milk is up there with sliced bread on my list. It is great to always have milk handy for cooking or for a nice glass of O'boy. The stuff I purchased in December is good until after 15 May 2013.

[Gordy]

As Willy says the place to go is Lidl they stock both 1.5% and 3.5% fat varieties.

I find the 3.5% fat variety to be much creamier than the 3.0% fat standard Milk so it's primarily on taste grounds that we purchase it, but it is handy to always have a good stock of milk in the house when we don't have a supermarket on the doorstep.

[Shibumi]

Lidl has cheaper brands, but ICA does carry the Arla brand. It looks like this: http://www.arlafoodservice.se/produkter/Mj...llbarhet-15_1l/

It is usually stocked not too far from regular milk in the refrigerated case even though I don't think it requires refrigeration.

[Bender B Rodriquez]

You will find long life milk in any store. UHT milk is labelled "lång hållbarhet" and placed among the other milk. Often is is in smaller boxes, similar to cream.

Another option if you want longer due dates is to buy Arla's "Latte Art" milk. It will easily last for a month or two in the fridge.

[fogelfeifer]

Alternatively, you could just put mellanmjolk in the freezer...then it lasts for months!

[entry]

The mellanmjölk is stable at room temperature for more than six months. There is no need to freeze it until you are ready to consume it and like it ice cold(which is my preference). -Paul

[byke]

Why not just follow Heather Mills advice ....

[Flutterbye]

Why not just follow Heather Mills advice ...

But first you have to catch your rat....

[byke]

Some people also milk dogs ....

[Svensksmith]

I think they call it cheese.

[entry]

My depravity was going to run along the lines of a one legged woman but you bringing the conversation down to a discussion about cheese requires me to back off and consider if I wish to engage further.