Dairy Products - what are your staples?

Posted by: CafestudyAdmin

22nd Aug 2013 10:22am

Hi everyone. We'd like to know.....what are the staple dairy products you buy when you go to the shops? We're guessing milk is one of them (are we right?) - but what else do you buy regularly? And have you tried probiotic dairy products? Do you think they are worth the money? Please give us your thoughts!

Anonymous

21st Feb 2014 01:48pm

I usually shop Pura original milk.I think Iam quite loyal to this brand. I dont like fat free milk. I think if you like drinking milk just drink the pure one otheriwise dont drink at all. fat reduced milk doesnt help much with your weights stuff.
I have recently in love with the Dairy Farmers Thick and Creamy yogurt. Especially the coconut favour. Before this, I love buying Dannon yogurt. But after tried the Dairy Farmers' I stop buying. When comparing the normal market prices, Dairy Farmers is a little bit more expensive. But when they go on sale the small one sold 99c sometimes. Because I will have yogurt everyday I will consume them so quickly so it is ok for me to buy the reduced price ones coz they are going to be expired soon.
I will shop butter too. 500g of butter can be consumed for long. so usuallyshope once three months or just wait till they are on sale and buy. I suaully go for lite ones. Would like to try different brands. The one I am having in my frige now is from Gold'n Canola.

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