What are you paying for a 1 gallon jug of 2% cow's milk?

[Stoneburg]

Just go metric already…

[zenith]

My Aldi"s price floats between $1.49 and $1.79. Currently @ top of the range.

[Leaffan]

@Manwich

137 yen/litre
= 137 * 3.78541178 = 518.601414 yen/gallon
= 6USD for a gallon

Jeebers! Didn’t know milk was so much cheaper in the US. But a gallon of milk? What do you people do with it? Water your lawns?

Milk is a staple drink in most households. It’s not uncommon to pour a glass of milk as a drink, or to have the jug on the table during meals.

@Kiyoshi

I agree with Manwich about the mind-bogglingness of a gallon bottle of milk (Google tells me a gallon is about 4.5 litres). How does that even fit in the fridge?

I’m not sure what 2% milk is, but I pay 0.86 GBP for 1 litre of skimmed milk, which converts to 5.98 USD per gallon.

Fridges are typically much bigger in North America, well the Canada/US part anyway. In the UK I think you’re used to either whole milk (with a milk fat content of around 3.25%) or skimmed milk (with a milk fat content of around 0.5%) Here we have an interim choice that’s less fattening, but doesn’t taste like white water: 2% milk fat.