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Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Kobojunkie: 5:22pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Risingsunn:I asked a question too... Kobojunkie:see! |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Nobody: 5:23pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
mdshell:Come and deliver me Cuccino Royale is my choice |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Risingsunn: 5:24pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
The person was only asking a valid question. How many homes do you see with 25kg of milk? It's rare, most at times people who buys them use them for industrial purposes. It's in Canada and few other countries u see bags of milk everywhere. You brought this topic here for us to learn, stop insulting us here my friend. I believe many people here have never even seen that 25kg of milk. This is an avenue for us to learn. 3 Likes |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Mustiboy(m): 5:24pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Kobojunkie: No, it's not, my dear. I was just curious |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by tonididdy(m): 5:26pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Kobojunkie: yes both baby food and yoghurts pass through a heating process before they are packaged and sold to you. Even the popular tin milk brands pass through a heating process. Raw Milk has bacterias loaded in it, if you don't heat threat it propely...babies all over the world would be seriously ill 3 Likes |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Kobojunkie: 5:28pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
tonididdy:Now na only heating process, not high heat . Abeg stop lying and twisting facts o'jare! Unless you have definitive evidence to support your claim, all you are doing is spreading misinformation and nothing more. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Risingsunn: 5:28pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
hairyman:it depends, full cream is good for children while filled is good for adults. 1 Like |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by 1Sharon(f): 5:28pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
VeeVeeMyLuv: There are designated cows that produce dairy and those that are bred for meat. The dairy cows aren't supposed to be going anywhere. 1 Like |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by ADAMUdaCOWBOY: 5:29pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Exodus15v11:What stops milk powder from being milk? 1 Like |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Nobody: 5:29pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
BabaIbo:How far... So what does Otuosoro mean ? |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by kiddkash(m): 5:29pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Nice2023:My brother sells this milk for 73,000 naira in Lagos 2 Likes |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Risingsunn: 5:29pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
BabaIbo:moderator, ban this op, he has been insulting everybody since he managed to make front page. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Hassanmaye(m): 5:29pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Nice2023:Blood of Zacharia 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 5:30pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
slowice:Earning remained same while others expenses went to the roof, this is where the problem lies. They are not ready to review it upward. The purchasing power has been severely weakened. That's why people are just borrowing money anyhow. A huge chunk of salary is now strictly spent on feeding with little or no disposable income That party is a torn in the flesh of Nigerians. A plague |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by t2luv1: 5:31pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Solari8: Another bright mind destroyed by higher education. Industrial package but still milk. get that. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Integrafamoo: 5:31pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
IconicR:Have mercy on us |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by tonididdy(m): 5:31pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Kobojunkie: I'll say it nicely unlike the OP. Ignorance is never an excuse to sound stupid. 2 Likes |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Fizalis(m): 5:32pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
[quote author=Ginaz post=125772586]how do you keep it air tight? Won't it go bad ?[/quote Step 0ne Scoop some milk into an air tight container for daily use. Seal the bag tightly and put into a place where air won't get in like a big paint bucket and cover. Step two Whenever milk finishes in the container, open the paint bucket and repeat step one. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 5:32pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
1Sharon:Okay 1 Like |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Risingsunn: 5:32pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
tonididdy:correct, that is why, if you happen to drink Nono sold by those abokis not properly boiled, you go carry serious sickness. Somehow I pity abokis that drink directly from the breasts of cows. Anyway, they are somehow immune 3 Likes |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Kobojunkie: 5:34pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
tonididdy:Indeed and the one sounding stupid is the one suggesting, without evidence or even citing a source, that powdered milk packaged for wholesale quantities is not fit for direct human consumption. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Bahamas95(m): 5:34pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Nice2023:Pride will take you nowhere. Someone just expressed himself and you started running your mouth like tap as if you're his account manager. N89,500 milk nai you dey show off like this, I wonder wetin you for do assuming na 8million naira milk you buy. 2 Likes |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Kobojunkie: 5:35pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Risingsunn:You folks go school at all? You compare Nunu packaged by Abokis to previously heat-processed and packaged powdered milk based on what? Seriously this misinformation is why Nigeria and Nigerians remain the way they are even to this day. Wake the fk up from wetin dem do una for head. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Nobody: 5:35pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Risingsunn:But dull cream can also be good for those adults who don't have high cholesterol, right? Sha, personally, I prefer full cream. I feel filled cream doesn't give one value for their money, since the protein in it might be low. Lol...i might be wrong, tho. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by DrTee1(m): 5:35pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
nairalanda1: This is possibly the most intelligent comment I have read here. I have a few reservations though, respectfully. 1. I think Tinubu may actually be the best Captain to steer this ship right now. He is an experienced finance person with local and international knowledge. He is also a leader of very many great men. If his health doesn't fail him and the politicians do not sabotage him, he knows what you have written - which I also know - and would work hard to make Nigeria better than what he met. He definitely would want to leave a positive legacy, and be the National impression of what Chief Awolowo was to Western Nigeria; something Chief Obasanjo may not have successfully achieved. 2. Voting out APC/PDP/LP is only good on paper. LP was the third option people clamoured for. It turned out that it was a mere reflection of the two parties and even had ethnic and religious leaning. So it tells that Nigeria's problem may not be the political parties, but the capacity of the average Nigerian to see the bigger picture, the broader horizon. The average Nigerian doesn't understand what it means to delay gratification. People who cannot do that, because of the decades-old lowering of education standards, and the bastardisation of educational processes coupled with large-scale examination malpractices has led to a large population with significantly lower critical thinking abilities than what would make us compete productively with the developed world. Nigerians simply want the soft life to be able to buy the pleasures of life. Nigerians do not understand that life would be hard to as long as the value of the naira is low - exactly as you have explained. Nigerians do not understand that even when the international commodity prices are stable (they are steadily rising), prices would continue to go up in Nigeria because the value of the naira (an import-dependent currency) would continue to in comparison with the importing currency, the US Dollar. It doesn't matter who is the president. The price of a bag of rice or sugar or milk would continue to rise for as long as Nigeria continues to be a net-importer of finished goods and services. Even if Sultan of Sokoto and Pastor Adeboye and Rev Monsignor Matthew Kukah are President, Vice President and Senate President. Even if we have 35 other Rev. Fr Alia as Governors of the States, aside Benue where the people have elected a Catholic Priest as Governor. It is about the economics of trade. Nigeria has to IMPORT less and EXPORT more for life to be better. It is not about any radical approach besides the written. Kind regards. 1 Like |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Oxfordgrade: 5:36pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Nice2023:forget about the right leaders. The one ruling now, are they falling from the sky? An average Nigerian is a crook! Even if Government reverse the price of commodity like fuel now, watch it will still take Government to engage task force in the next 2month or so before they comply. Na Nigerians be Nigerians problem! As I'm typing you now no food for house. Yet I executed a little contract for one big man; only the money I used in paying the boys I mobilised to site he gave me. I finish the work since on Monday last week , but up till now he has refuse to balance me. We Nigerians we're naturally wick£d people. The rich don't care about the poor. The rich only complain when a bit of it get to him or her! 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by madjune(m): 5:37pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
IconicR: Then stop complaining. Give your Asiwaju a chance. E go better naa. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 5:37pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Risingsunn:Which immune? Have u gone to their general hospitals to see the wondrous works of diseases? 2 Likes |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by DrTee1(m): 5:37pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
VeeVeeMyLuv: It isn't about any of the political parties. All the political parties in Nigeria are same. We don't do ideological political parties in Nigeria. If anything, APC / PDP Governorship swapping in Edo State should teach us. We have a LP Governor in Alex Otti today, not so? No APGA Governor including PO made his State an Industrial Mecca. It isn't about the political parties. You may have to consider my comment above. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Nobody: 5:38pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Risingsunn: I only saw this in the warehouse when i worked in the milk company. |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by tonididdy(m): 5:38pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Kobojunkie:Lol 😂 na your belle oh Consume as you like. I haven't said it's not milk...I said it's useless nutrition compared to the finished tin product and should not be given to kids most Esp I compared it to kpomo meat! 2 Likes |
Re: This Is The Milk I Bought For #89,500 For My Children. by Kobojunkie: 5:38pm On Sep 14, 2023 |
Risingsunn:Filled milk is not good for kids even though it was made and fortified for even kids? Fat filled milk powder is obtained by blending vegetable fat with high quality skimmed milk and then spray-drying it. As consumers in developing countries continue to drive the demand for affordable dairy ingredients, they can turn to fat-filled milk powders to meet their needs. Fat-filled milk powder can be an economical substitute for whole milk powder in many different applications, including dairy drinks, yogurts, coffee, and tea whiteners. |
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