Post by Deleted on May 21, 2023 18:29:30 GMT -5
Why Europeans Don't Refrigerate Their Milk
If an American were to walk into a Spanish grocery store, or a Spaniard were to walk into an American store, both would be surprised by one particular feature: The milk section. The American abroad would see bottles of milk out amongst the nonperishables, unrefrigerated, and might wonder how in the world one could safely drink such stuff. Meanwhile, the Spaniard would surely wonder why on Earth these Americans are wasting their refrigerator space on milk of all things. This hypothetical scenario would play out in just the same way if you were to replace the American with a Canadian, or the Spaniard with just about any European. That's because, while Americans and Canadians store milk in the refrigerator whether it's been opened or not, Europeans store unopened milk at room temperature.
www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/foodnews/why-europeans-don-t-refrigerate-their-milk/ar-AA1bsTF3?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=36a5fb8debd6414d841a04258afcf4d5&ei=20
If an American were to walk into a Spanish grocery store, or a Spaniard were to walk into an American store, both would be surprised by one particular feature: The milk section. The American abroad would see bottles of milk out amongst the nonperishables, unrefrigerated, and might wonder how in the world one could safely drink such stuff. Meanwhile, the Spaniard would surely wonder why on Earth these Americans are wasting their refrigerator space on milk of all things. This hypothetical scenario would play out in just the same way if you were to replace the American with a Canadian, or the Spaniard with just about any European. That's because, while Americans and Canadians store milk in the refrigerator whether it's been opened or not, Europeans store unopened milk at room temperature.
www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/foodnews/why-europeans-don-t-refrigerate-their-milk/ar-AA1bsTF3?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=36a5fb8debd6414d841a04258afcf4d5&ei=20
