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    Posted: January 23 2007 at 2:12pm
    I bought, I think at Wal-Mart, a few boxed, non-refrigerated, liquid Parmalat milk a year ago and used them recently. Now I can't find them. The company had some problems and maybe its no longer made. Anybody know? I can still get lots of the soymilk in boxes for about a buck a box but prefer the cow juice even though its twice as much.   
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I saw some at walmart last week.
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Walmart still carries it, it's in the baking aisle.
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    Both Costco and Bj's has parmalat boxed milk
Or something very simular to it Cause my mother inlaw drinks it and my husband and we buy it there
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    what is the exp date on these when you purchase.
Just wondering how long they can be stored
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Bought some Sunday at Walmart in baking Isle for 1.28 cents a quart...
 
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    Hi Never2late!! I purchase it at our local supermarket usually 2 for $3.00. The store is Market Basket or Damoulos. PLEASE check your expiration dates!! When I buy them, the shelf life is usually only about 2-3 months out here. I prefer regular ole' 2% fresh but hate to waste it so I'll often mix it 1/2 and 1/2 fresh. Gotta keep rotating and replacing. Ask your local store manager if they will consider stocking it - they usually will without a problem. Just keep looking, I'm sure you'll find it. The best, Pam
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On the expiration date...the stuff I bought was good for over 6 months, as I recall, but I did refrigerate it and I am certain it would last a lot longer if kept cool. I keep a lot of my preps in a spare frig and in the cool basement and I figure that the expiration date is a lot longer out.   
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    I hadn't thought of how refridgerating it to extend life; It's probably just the nutrients that lose their value after the expiration date anyway. I'll have to try it! Thanks!
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You might also try checking Winn-Dixie on the same aisle as the canned milk. The one I found was 2% and it is very convenient to keep on hand in any case especially if you run out of milk and can't possibly get to the store.
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I've been in two grocery stores (Publix and Winn Dixie) and a Wal Mart lately - and ALL of the Parmalat milk containers were about to expire!! In Publix tonight (the 24th) the expiration was for the 26th (heck - the 'cold' milk expires 2/6!!!).

I then checked the Rice Milk (non-refridgerated) and the expiration dates were about 6 months out. I'm not sure the girls would really like rice milk, but I think it'd work in cereal.

I have a big box of Carnation powdered milk from Sam's. I guess if things look like their are really REALLY getting close, then I'll go make a run on the Rice Milk (and hopefully get some newly stocked Parmalat).
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I have always kept extra (several gallons) milk in the freezer-then shelf life doesn't apply. Once thawed I can't tell any difference. The trick is to let it completely thaw and shake to mix good or else part will be stronger than other. If I knew the power would stay on I'd freeze more.
Good luck.
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i use the not fat milk in #10 cans fromm emerancy esstails .com( spell wrong) great taste .have sale on now
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