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    Default unbelievable -not a deal

    had to go to town so i stopped at sheetz for gas and milk and OMG it had risen from 3.50 a gal to 4.50 a gallon-looks like I'll be getting dried milk next time to wally world super center
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    For that price they should pour the milk in a glass for you. And then wash your dishes. Clean the rest of the kitchen.
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    Wow, that's high!
    Especially considering gasoline is cheaper than that!
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    funny, my sitter called me on the way to her house the other day and asked me to pick up milk...$4.50! wow! Now I know why I don't buy milk at gas stations!

    Considering I pay less than $3 at Aldi's that was definitely a sticker shock moment for me.
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    Milk is $4.50ish at the grocery store here!! Our dairy is always high for some reason.
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    It's getting a little bad it seems, used to be 2.59 a gallon, now at almost 3.50.

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    Our milk is $4.00 a gallon at the grocery store and $4.75 at the gas stations. Unreal!!!
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    When I first read your sentence I was wonder is it $4.50 for the milk or the gas

    I paid $6 a gallon for organic the other day. Luckily for us we don't use too much milk...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Imarachne View Post
    Guys--I hate to say it but I believe it'll only get worse !

    Unfortunately, I agree.

    Many of the ranchers have sold off their beef cattle as they couldn't afford the feed etc. The same for many Dairy cattle also went to auction, so people will see cheap beef briefly then....sky is the limit as they can't replace most herds for many years. So price of milk will be high...

    Just paid 6.00 for organic as well , unless I get from my local farm.
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    Quote Originally Posted by frugal is fun View Post
    I pay less than $3 at Aldi's that was definitely a sticker shock moment for me.
    Sheesh, I wish our local Aldi's would come down to this...Currently ours is $3.29.
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    Sounds like the California cows are not so happy with the price for their goods any more LOL!! Being from Wisconsin, I grew up on a dairy farm so now that commercial always makes me think - really? are cows happy anywhere?

    Thankfully, this month our best mini-mart is selling milk for $2.29/gallon. I've talked about figuring out how to freeze it at that price but have yet to do so.

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    Glad we don't go thru much milk anymore since youngest son went to college.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sumacaroni View Post
    Sounds like the California cows are not so happy with the price for their goods any more LOL!! Being from Wisconsin, I grew up on a dairy farm so now that commercial always makes me think - really? are cows happy anywhere?

    Thankfully, this month our best mini-mart is selling milk for $2.29/gallon. I've talked about figuring out how to freeze it at that price but have yet to do so.

    We call milk "liquid gold" at our house - we go thru more than a gallon a day..... eek.
    You can freeze milk- I do it all the time!! Just need the freezer space!!
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    Wow went to Aldis today and milk was $1.99 a gallon and eggs were $1.25 dozen.
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