>buy two gallons of milk
>4 half gallon bottles
>2 Bottles I walk straight home
>Takes 20 minutes
>Something I've done hundred of times
>2nd two bottles it takes me longer
>Roughly 80-90 minutes
>Expiration date for July 3 for all bottles
>I start drinking them
>Slightly sour smell but taste is fine
>I assume that this bottle was one of the one that took me nearly 90 minutes to take home
>(Turn it into cottage cheese but that's not important)
>Second bottle the same
>Now down to final 2 Bottles
>Assume these will be fine
>However I have the same problem with the previous
What happened? I've done everything that I've always done & my frigerator works just
Why did ALL 4 bottles go bad 10 days before expiration something they never do
I don't know if it matters but it was raw

>>21430443 (OP)
You're allergic

>>21430447
No I'm not

>>21430453
Yes you are

>>21430459
Why do you think that? I've been drinking milk just fine for my entire life with zero problems

>>21430459
He's not allergic, you dense cunt. He has been drinking milk his whole life without problems.

>>21430443 (OP)
90 minutes isn't long enough to make it spoil that fast. i recently had pasteurized milk that was spoiled long before the expiration date, it tasted like skunked beer almost. sometimes it's just not handled properly. contamination is possible especially if it's raw but it could've not been chilled fast enough after milking or their own equipment isn't working properly or anything like that.

Because you drank from the bottle and your mouth bacteria contaminated the milk(s).

>>21430443 (OP)
>Slightly sour smell but taste is fine
if the milk had gone bad you would definitely not think it tastes fine

>>21430467
I drink from a glass mason jar not the bottle
>>21430466
That's logical. I've been drinking this brand for a couple years now with no problems so for these bottles to taste like they do is very odd

>>21430470
It was slightly soured not right out rancid. Maybe I used poor word choice earlier

>>21430474
>slightly soured not right out rancid
Definitely an allergic reaction

>>21430489
That's just dumb

>>21430443 (OP)
>posted-it-again-award.jpg

>>21430496
Wrong thread or bot? This is the first time I've posted this

Some form of bacteria that was present on ze udders ended up in your milk and started fermenting it and consumed the milk sugars and multipled as they do since your walk home probably held it at the ideal temp for them to grow, non issue food safety wise but throw a cold pack in your bag or whatever you use to transport it home to avoid this issue if you want to preserve the flavor of your milky

>>21430443 (OP)
you just dont like milk anon
you never have
you've been making this same thread after every shopping trip for 3 years
please get help

>>21430838
Thank you anon I'll take you advice

>>21430843
Different anon. This is my first time having a problem. (There are 8 billion people on earth it's possible two of us have or had similar problems especially when it comes to something as common as milk)

>>21430843
you can search for people dealing with milk that expired way before the expiration date and find hundreds of similar results. are they all the same person? actually yes they are xfiles theme plays

>>21430443 (OP)
>The whole batch in the store was bad because some retard was late and it was left out in the sun for 2 hours.

>>21430443 (OP)
>Why did ALL 4 bottles go bad 10 days before expiration something they never do
First of all, maybe take the bus or taxi on grocery days. Walking 90 mins??? Also have insulated bags to keep food cold. Cold items do better in paper bags too.

The store is crap, and you should return the milks as expired before the date. I'll tell you how it happened.
They are delivered to the back of the store entrance by the dairy and either someone came in late, left it out in the open or hot sun too long or didn't answer the doorbell immediately upon delivery. Or they delayed getting it put away to rearrange and make space, or do some other task. It had thawed and warmed up before you bought it. Imagine you left it out on your own countertop, oops, one morning and then discovered your mistake at lunchtime before you put it back in the fridge, so yes, it'll expire sooner. Raw milk is stupid. I bet you get a stomachache. There should never be a 10 day expiration date for unpastuerized milk...that's also utterly wrong.

>>21430443 (OP)
Raw milk clabbers. It doesn't go bad like pasteurized milk

>>21430491
Denial is a sign of allergies

>>21431169
>90 minutes is 2 hours
>made up scenario about it being left out in the sun for some reason that op gave no indication of happening
>thinking that they would just set it out in the sun somewhere for some reason anyway instead of leaving it refrigerated until pickup
idk why you'd think any of this

>>21431244
>>made up scenario about it being left out in the sun for some reason that op gave no indication of happening
How do YOU explain the correctly dated milk is already bad? Mystery unsolved?

The moment this happens to me in my long long life, I go and return it. If or when I ask to speak the manager, they'll either act surprised and in denial, but it'll NEVER happen again there, or they tell me a sob story about the freezer broke down last week but got repaired or else admit the mistake they already knew about but were too cheap to pull the stock off the shelves OR it happens over and over, at that store... and you will have to shop elsewhere.
My dad before me, taught me that if you drive around the back of stores before you move to the front, and park out front, you'll eventually get an idea how they do things there, because you'll see the plastic milk crates stacked out back. To this day, I also do the same thing at a new restaurant to see if they keep their door standing open out back, as a matter of fact.

>>21430443 (OP)
there's no expiration date on milk

>>21430447
You're stupid.
>>21430443 (OP)
It just happens sometimes. From what I can tell, expiration is generally a guess. I mean, they put that shit on bottles of water for fuck's sake.
While I've had similar experience to what you're describing happen to me before where milk goes off before it's set to (and we legit have 2 gallons of whole milk in the house right now so I'm knocking on wood to stave off the sour milk faerie), my most recent experience with this phenomenon of expiry guesswork was a gallon of whole I bought on deep discount the day of expiration last month. It was good for several days after expiration, long enough for us to work through the gallon happily.

>>21430443 (OP)
you had them outside for an hour
obviously shit is going to spoil faster when stored at room temp or higher

>>21432198
Then why did the ones outside for 20 minutes spoil just as quickly, genius? That's the mystery here, not the 90 minute milk.

>>21430443 (OP)
Imagine drinking pasteurized milk lmfao

Imagine drinking

>>21430443 (OP)
>it was raw
>>21432232
>Imagine drinking pasteurized milk lmfao
Imagine being an illiterate retard

>>21432238
Raw milk doesn't go bad you fucking idiot it sours and you can consume that you dumb fucking Anti raw shill
The mechanism is that the bacteria that forms when it sours crowds out any other potentially harmful bacteria, there's no space for anything bad to develop

>>21432286
>continues to be an illiterate retard

>>21432288
Maybe you just write like shit and no one wants to actually read it

>>21432341
>>21432288
Because you're literally stupid
Or a woman
You're either dumb or a woman because that's the only way you can be so indirect, roundabout, and fucking retarded and confusing for no reason

>>21431209
90 minutes for only 2 bottles 20 minutes for the other two bottles.
I already turned the milk into squeaky cheese and one bottle exploded .
You're probably right about the store leaving it out that's the only logical situation.
I did NOT leave the milk out and haven't in years

>Raw milk is stupid. I bet you get a stomachache. There should never be a 10 day expiration date for unpastuerized milk...that's also utterly wrong.

I Never get stomachaches from milk raw or any other type because I'm White.

>>21432052
There's expiration dates/best by dates on every single food and drink items
>>21432286
All food can go bad eventually dip shit even raw milk

I've also had milk from two different places, publix and IGA over the past few months and the gallons have steadily been getting worse for expiration. No fridge issues and they start smelling sour just a few days in. I don't know if it's a widespread issue but I don't think it's anything I'm doing. My best guess is the past few months being stupidly hot is fucking the temperatures up during delivery/stocking.

>>21434045
Ever since I started getting raw milk it's been good except this once. However before when I was getting pasteurized milk I noticed it would go bad a lot Sooner than the date it was supposed to
Same with the fruits and vegetables I would get

>>21433929
It's fine bro you just aged your milk.

>>21434249
Nothing like a nice glass of 1923 vintage milk

>>21430443 (OP)
No big loss since soured raw milk is even better for your gut.

>>21434455
I don't believe that

>>21430443 (OP)
Rippetoad is disappointed

>>21434567
good, it's not

>>21430443 (OP)
>walk

Imagine being a peasant.

>>21434663
>good, it's not
If you're allergic

>>21430503
No one buys 2 gallons of raw milk for personal consumption.
>raw
>reee bacteria
This is you and your denial of 18th century science

>>21434821
you're gay if you actually care
>>21434869
are you suffer from autism or do you just have a bad sense of humor

>>21434969
unironically go back if you actually believe raw milk is bad for you

>>21434982
Go back to living longer?
>It's all one big conspiracy and teens of thousands of scientists are lying that's it's statistically more dangerous to eat
>I like to eat literal shit ecoli and it makes me stronger, just like a jeet, it definitely has no effect on my microbiota intrinsically linked to mental health and longevity
How about you go back to your containment board you fucking turbofaggotnigger and leave normal people alone? You do realize everyone laughs at you right?

>>21430443 (OP)
The entire batch was left out for too long before being put into cold storage. I routinely see chilled goods left out on pallets in the fridge aisles. On a couple of occasions I've even seen frozen goods. And this trend seems to continue, due to hypermarkets cutting personnel numbers.

only if you get milk from sick cows and or you go to a farm where they dont clean the equipment.
which is rare