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What is the price for a gallon of milk in your area ?

Discussion in '2005 Archive' started by ASLANSPAL, Aug 12, 2005.

  1. ASLANSPAL

    ASLANSPAL New Member

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    Fuel Prices and Farmers

    Going down!?

    "Price of milk last year was up fairly high and right now it's starting to go down a little bit," says Ross Snider of Spring Brook Farms.


    I Paid $3.00 for 2% at a Dollar General in
    Northwest Arkansas but I think it has gone up
    again.


    What is everybody else paying and you can be
    specific...skim milk...whole milk..2%milk

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    either way has it reached udderly outrageous
    prices for you and your family yet. ;)

    [ August 12, 2005, 04:04 PM: Message edited by: ASLANSPAL ]
     
  2. Bro. James Reed

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    I paid $2.49 on Wednesday for skim.
     
  3. prophecynut

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    I paid $3.00 for 1/2 gallon of 2% non homogenized organic milk.
     
  4. NaasPreacher (C4K)

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    We do well here - store brand whole milk in €1.19 a litre or roughly $2.74 a gallon at today's exchange rate
     
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    Found some very good milk at the local Price Cutters Store, it's like the kind that used to be delivered to your door . Cost for glass bottle deposit -$1.50, Cost for half gallon of farm fresh milk-about $3.00.Mountain Springs Creamory from Marshall Arkansas has won me over as a customer.
     
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    $2.84 for 2% at Wal-Mart on August 7.
     
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    $7.50 per gallon in local stores of Hawaii. But then again, I do not drink milk and I shop on base (if I bought milk $2.39).
     
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    WalMart $2.58, everywhere else over $3.
     
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    hmpf! You'd think if Wally World could sell milk in other states for less than $3.00 a gallon they could sell it here for less than $3.39 a gallon. :confused: At our store the price is the same no matter the fat content.

    Most of the time, one of the other stores is running a 2/$5 special on milk(lot of Associated Grocers in my area). [​IMG] Good thing too, because this family can go through 3-4 gallons in a week.
     
  10. Brian30755

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    The problem with buying it at Walmart here is that it goes out-of-date before you get through the check-out line. :( I'd rather pay more somewhere else than stand in line 45 minutes at Walmart.
     
  11. KenH

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    I don't think I have ever stood in line at Wal-Mart for 45 minutes. Sounds like yours is either extremely busy or needs more checkout lines.
     
  12. TexasSky

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    I paid $3.10 last week.
     
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    I don't think I have ever stood in line at Wal-Mart for 45 minutes. Sounds like yours is either extremely busy or needs more checkout lines. </font>[/QUOTE]---------------------
    We have plenty of check out lines at our Wally World. About 20 or so. And very efficent cashiers. BOTH OF EM. :D
     
  14. Brian30755

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    We've got plenty of lines. Problem is, usually only 3 or 4 are open. I've gotten lucky occasionally, but normally any frozen food you have is melted before you get checked out. I hate going there (so I don't very often).
     
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    $1.74 for a half-gallon of 2% at a local grocery store.
     
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    $3.29/gallon 2% at HEB. Going to check out WalMart Super Store.
     
  17. BroTom64

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    Local Store @3.00 for the cheapest brand. Closer to 3.50 for name brand milk.
     
  18. Songbird

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    2.98 Walmart brand skim here in NC
     
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    $3.49 for Winn Dixie whole milk yesterday.
     
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    We raised our three oldest on pure whole 100% from the cow milk for $.50 a gallon. Sometimes the jars would still be warm when we piched them up. We could make butter, but seldom did. The cream would be 3-4 inches thick at the top of the jar. Those days are gone as the govt. has made it impossible to sell good milk any more. The pastuerized junk we buy now is $3.25 or so here, but a welfare program has it availabe to mothers with small children for free, along with other dairy procucts, I think.
     
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