I don't normally buy whole milk, but I couldn't pass up Cream-O-Land's milk from real cows. There's no indication on the package that the milk is organic, or the cows free of growth hormones. The quart only cost 93 cents, so I assume this is generic milk from factory farm cows.
Next time I want to try Cream-O-Land's Lots-Of-Pulp milk.
i prefer milk from FAKE cows.
Posted by: tien | 22 January 2007 at 11:38 PM
That's hard to find isn't it?
Posted by: Joe | 23 January 2007 at 10:50 PM
Notes from the advertising dept:
A. Horizon's cows are the farm equivalent of Paris Hilton.
B. Ours are honest, blue-collar cows, the cow equivalent of Good Will Hunting.
A2. Not all cows can take the factory farm life, but ours tough it out, chin up.
B2. Cream-o-land cows are better than those sissy, grass-fed, organic cows who need their milk fondled out of them.
Possible slogans?
Do you want fondled milk?
Yeah, me neither.
Cream-o-land. REAL Cows. [Cue that guy from the Chevy commercials]
Posted by: perpetual futility | 25 January 2007 at 05:55 PM