Why is it considered weird for someone (okay, me) to not want to mix milk from different bottles (or other container of your choice) in a bowl of cereal?
I know what I like and I'm sticking with it! ;)
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I beg to differ. That's not weird, that's right! ;)
Mixing milk from different containers? Yuck!
Ok, so...FDM...if you didn't have quite enough milk in one container for your cereal, you wouldn't just add some from a new container?
Hmmmmm.....
I would open the new container and just use milk from that one. Duh!
the little bit of "old" milk could go in tea or something. Or it could mix with the "new" milk in somebody else's cereal!
What's that I hear? The voice of reason! Now that there's 2 of us, it can't be weird :p
What would happen if you did mix it?!
It's like topping up your beer with a new can!!!!
And just cos there's more than one of you doesn't mean it's not weird - just look at Scientology!!!!!!!!
:-)
Mixing cereal milk initiates a universal shift akin to the butterfly effect /:)
I prefer bottled beer and like to finish clean :p
Any bets the majority of Scientologists mix their cereal milk? ;)
I would probably just use the lil milk that was left and not open a new container. :p I don't care for milk. Now, beer and wine is a different story. (no mixing)
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Not to burst anyone's bubbles, but it's not like milk in a container is just from the one cow... so why not mix?
(unless one of the containers is getting a bit old in taste...)
Because it will taste icky. Duh. :p
But then again, I have annoyingly sensitive taste buds.
And my no-mixing policy applies whether I am using cow's milk or soy milk. I also don't really like milk, so it takes a while to use a container. I typically only use it for cereal or for putting in coffee/tea, so it takes a while to finish a carton at our house.
If it tastes "off," then don't try it at ALL!!! :p
Hey, look, honey...this post has the most comments so far. ;)
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