Henry Raymond
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Mummy on January 01, 2009, 08:33:14 AM
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Nann's has a sale on 2% milk $3.39 per gallon!
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Georgia Market sells it at $2.89 everyday.
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When I was in at the Georgia Market the other day, I asked the lady about "Fat Free" which is what we drink. She told me they could only get the deal on 2%. She suggested I add a little water - I will mention that to Dr. Ramsay when I see him in about 3 weeks to see if he will buy that - Suspect he won't.
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I dilute my half-and-half with milk because I have seen the Maplefields in Milton do it! Couldn't figure out why my coffee did not taste the same at home as when I purchased it. Now I just dilute my half-n-half with 1% or 2% milk which ever I have in the house.
I bet Dr. Ramsay will say that is okay to do!
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Henry,
I would think if you took half a glass of 2% milk and filled the other half with water, you would still have 1% milkfat, which is not the same as non-fat milk. Now maybe your doctor will say it doesn't really matter whether you drink 2%, 1%, or non-fat, in which case the cheapest milk might be the best option. If you are worried about the fat content though, I don't think adding water will do the trick.
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***I dilute my half-and-half with milk because I have seen the Maplefields in Milton do it! ***
This just seems wrong to me! If I am buying a coffee and purposely going for the half-n-half, which I happen to use, then it seems that is what I should be getting, not half-n-half-n-half again! What's with that? I wonder how many stores are that deceptive?
Honestly, if it is too costly to put out then don't put it out, but don't deceive people! Good Grief Charlie Brown!!!
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Just telling you what I saw with my own eyes! Although I had the opposite response from you ... I thought it was a great way to reduce the fat and calories! You know one person will see the glass half empty and the other person will see it half full! It's just a matter of opinion and at the same time you are right - many folks will buy their coffee out because they may not want to purchase half-n-half! As a consumer, you just need to know this does occur! If you buy coffee from DunkinDonuts you need to find out if THAT store uses "light" cream or just half-n-half because each DunkinDonut store will vary!
I make my own coffee at home and I know what it in it - NOW!
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We buy fat free half & half from Shaw's for our coffee at home and 1% milk for our cereal. I think Land o Lakes makes the fat free half & half, but there maybe other brands.