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I've started having problems with the frozen milk. Most of the gallons
thaw with most of the fat seperated. I suppose if you like skim milk it would be fine, but I don't so it's not. I've been doing this several years and this hasn't been a problem until recently. Always before they'd come out fine, with practically no difference from when they went in. It doesn't seem to matter if it's thawed slow, taking three or so days in the fridge, or fast, under running water for example. It doesn't seem to matter either where I get the milk from, a wholesale club or upscale store, nor what type it is, whether it's 2%, whole, or whatever else. Any ideas why this is happening now and hasn't before? Maybe problems with the freezer? Or even has the industry changed something in the last few months? Thanks! p.s. guidelines: please do not respond "well, this is always what you get when you freeze milk" because it's not. it has worked just fine for several years until recently. |
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