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Originally Posted by la petite moi
and their milk doesn't have to be refrigerated before being opened (and is good like that for six months). Once opened, the milk lasts the same as our milk, but even then, the containers are smaller.
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Parmalat, a milk sold in most grocery stores (and Netgrocer) is like that. you can get it in single containers that I think are 8 ounces or in quart containers. Only gets fridgerated after it's opened and will keep in the cupboard as long as you need. I don't drink milk, but for coffee and for cooking, there is no difference at all.
I'm sure there are places that sell groceries in single serve containers, but the convenience woul d be expensive...
Spices would be especially nice if sold in smaller containers... (spices loose thier spiciness and should be replaced at l east yearly - when I'm doing holiday baking - it gets expensive throwing out the unused cinammon and nutmeg and other stuff, and buying new - I'd rather get smaller containers and know that I'm going to use it all up (and pay less for it too)