Have a dozen containers (whole milk) but haven't ran out of the Gossners yet to open one.

 

I didn't realize that DT stopped selling Gossners until very recently, unless i'm overlooking it.

 

Have tried it. Did not see any difference. Kroger's sold a different brand for years, now it is off the shelf, last I looked they stock Gossner's but the price is 2x.

 

I had never heard of Gossner's until this post, looked it up on Amazon…..

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$40 dollars for 6 qts . Why would anyone buy this instead of using powdered milk?

 

Why would anyone buy this instead of using powdered milk

Dollar tree used to carry it for $1.25 or so per quart and it is shelf stable milk lasts on the shelf for a couple of years at least.

 

Yes we've tried the new milk from the Five Quarter Tree. No difference from the old milk.

 

Yes, tried the 2%
Wanted to be sure before I ordered a case.
Just as good as Gossner's.

 

I have used Gossners that was 2 years old and still good.

 

budget store chains are on the bottom of the buying list - it was off the shelf for years because Gossners got better $$$$ contracts - the GOV was buying everything up ...

they used to have the soy milk version - it was a huge seller - it was a regular $1 item 10 years ago

 

I can tell no difference between it and the Parmalat UHT milk at WallyWorld, except it's nearly $2 cheaper.
I bought a case last time they had it at the Dollar and Two Bits store, but it is usually sold out. Not really surprised at that.

 

I have probably drunk a literal ton of Gossners Choco Milk throughout the years during field exercises...

 

UHT milk in tetra pak is UHT milk in tetra pak. I doubt you'll taste any difference between any of the brands.

I personally think UHT milk tastes much more cooked than powdered milk, more like evaporated milk, and the fact you can make cheese with powdered milk but not UHT tells me I'm right about that. But a lot of other people seem to prefer it to powdered milk (I suspect because they add no butterfat to their nonfat milk powder). It is convenient shelf-stable ready-to-drink pantry milk, although not a mid- or long-term storage food.

And it shouldn't be costing more than $4 or $5 a gallon even now.

 

Got a empty quart right in front of me as i just had breakfast.
I keep some on hand just in case i don't make a trip into town do to weather, and it's rained for the two days so i was short.
I live in a RV with a small frig, and it's good for me because I can store it on the shelf and save room for things that must be kept cold in the frig and keep just one in the frig

 

I cannot tell any difference in Marcel's and Gossner's.