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HOW DO YOU know it’s nearly Christmas? Forget the shoppers on the streets, the Christmas trees in the windows, the endless festive tunes on the radio – it’s in the milk.
Yes, if you’ve bought milk over the past day or so, you may have noticed that the expiration date is December 25 or later.
More than a few people are extremely tickled by this fact, and heralding it as the official sign that Christmas is finally here. No, really. Look:
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Still haven't seen the Coke and/or Guinness ads so I'm using my Christmilk to mark the beginning of Xmas 2014 proper pic.twitter.com/DM6T0bRIW0
Thursday 14 November, 2024
Thursday 14 November, 2024
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People are terribly excited about one unusual detail that means it's nearly Christmas
HOW DO YOU know it’s nearly Christmas? Forget the shoppers on the streets, the Christmas trees in the windows, the endless festive tunes on the radio – it’s in the milk.
Yes, if you’ve bought milk over the past day or so, you may have noticed that the expiration date is December 25 or later.
More than a few people are extremely tickled by this fact, and heralding it as the official sign that Christmas is finally here. No, really. Look:
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