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Monday, 19 January 2009

Sameway Milk

Apologies for my recent slackness in posting. It's been a combination of getting a new puppy in early January, together with being way too busy at work. Anyway, for a long time now I've been looking out for locally produced milk. I love the Barambah Organics milk, which is my favourite, and makes fantastic home coffees. But it can be a bit tricky to track down the one litre bottles.

A week or so ago I headed down the road to our local little IGA to pick up some skim milk for the puppy. As I knew she wouldn't be terribly fussy, I was looking for the cheapest skim milk in the shop. It turned out to be Sameway Slender milk, which I'd never seen before. On closer inspection I saw that it was Queensland owned, and produced in Nanango. So I bought a bottle of the Slender milk for the puppy and one of the normal milk (called Sameway Fresh) for me. Of course I'll always buy Barambah Organics milk when I can find it, but in the meantime I'll be regularly popping in to the local IGA to stock up on Sameway's milk.
I've had a look at the Sameway website, but it doesn't list the Brisbane distributors. Keep an eye out for it at your local IGA though, and hopefully you can pick up a bottle or two. It's yet another great example of the way that IGA support local Queensland producers.
P - (07) 4163 1599
E - email@example.com
W - http://www.samewaymilk.com.au/

Posted by food bling, Brisbane at 8:32 pm Labels: drinks, food supplies, local suppliers, technorati 
Do you live near a Mrs Flannery's? They are almost never out of stock of Barambah... although I don't know how come you're only looking for the 1L bottles- it's good stuff.

27 January 2009 at 8:14 pm food bling, Brisbane said...

I'm not that close to any Mrs Flannerys but there's a Wray Organic store not that far from my place where I usually pick up Barambah milk. I pretty much only drink milk on cereal and then in a couple of coffees on the weekend, so I never get through a 2L one. But it sure is great milk!

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