"l not -l" wrote in message ...


On 26-Oct-2018, "Ophelia" > wrote:

> "Cindy Hamilton" wrote in message
> ...
>
>
> It might also be supply and demand. If there's little demand for
> powdered milk (from consumers; obviously industrial food operations
> use a lot of it), the price would tend to rise.
>
> Cindy Hamilton
>
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> It was a very odd day today. Someone from McQueen's dairies arrived at
> our
> door to see if we wanted a milk delivery!!!
>
> I have not seen a milk delivery for over 50 years) Yes, I will be
> having
> it)
>
> A bit different though as this will be only twice a week and we will pay
> over the phone !!! LOL
>
> I am a bit stunned still) I didn't answer the door. D. did and and
> said
> no thanks! When he came in and told me I was a bit ....Get Him Back !!
>
> LOL
>
> Strange day)
When we had young children at home, we had home milk delivery. That was
25-ish years ago and there were a couple of dairies that offered home
delivery. When one of them gave up, the other took over delivery to those
customers and continues delivery to this day. The biggest change is, when
we had the service long ago, there were two delivery days per week to the
area, today, there is only one. However, there is the full range of dairy
products available today, pretty much anything available at the supermarket.
In olden days, we didn't have 100+ variations on yogurt, ersatz milk, etc.
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It will be 2 deliveries a week. Milk in Glass Bottles!!!!

LOL not seen that in years) I don't know yet what else will be on offer
but I guess I will find out I am very pleased though))