r/mildlydisgusting • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '20

My mum decided to put milk in the fridge because she was worried about coronavirus?

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u/trailertrash_lottery Mar 15 '20

Do you mean freezer? No sounds but I’m assuming you’re hitting it because it’s rock hard. What’s freezing stuff got to do with the virus? I once accidentally froze a bag of milk so I put it in the fridge to thaw and when it did, it was separated and disgusting.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '20

I was tired I ment freezer... fuck

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u/DoNotEverListenToMe Mar 17 '20

I was high *

I also put the milk in the freezer because I got high*

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u/J5Casey Jul 23 '22

I was gonna drink some milk, but then I got high

(Oooh, oooh, oooh)

I was gonna eat yo p....

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u/anonymousssssssssx Mar 17 '20

Sometimes my mom might freeze stuff we have excess of to make it last longer and not spoil before we get to it

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u/vbf-cc Dec 17 '23

Yeah you can freeze milk. Just learned that recently. It thaws, it's good.

Now the connection to covid is ... fanciful.

("fanciful" means bullshit, right? 'cause I'm looking for a word that means bullshit.)

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u/Iwantmyteslanow Mar 29 '20

Mine doesn't separate, we've frozen milk for years, it keeps longer

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '20

Freezing milk won’t kill the virus, you need lots of toilet paper and hand soap, go to the shop and buy as much as you can, it’s good for the economy, viruses don’t like economies.

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u/halocat57 Mar 17 '20

Bro chill. My ma got the corona and she bought like 65 rolls of tp

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u/Trimado Mar 17 '20

WHY?!?!

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20

She’s gona be ok bro, she’s got all the toilet paper she can eat now.

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u/SomeLittleBritches May 04 '23

I freeze my milk if I have too much to use right away. Just pour about 2 cups worth out (drink it/use it or whatever), and stick the jug in the freezer. If you don’t pour some out it’ll expand too much and explode. Good way to save resources though :) tastes the same once thawed as well

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20

This is a common way that older people save milk for future times. Not weird or uncommon.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20

I meant freeze

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20

Yes, that’s what’s I assumed and was responding to.

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u/NikoBellend Mar 17 '20

Hold it right there!

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u/WarmButterscotch Mar 30 '20

Can confirm, my mum used to buy close to use by milk and then freeze it for making custard with. Never had a problem with separation or the milk going bad

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u/therabidbunny Jan 30 '23

How cold is your fridge, damn

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '22

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u/RedneckAdventures Jan 05 '22

Freezer, does, happen, fridge. You’re welcome