| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 16:27 - Feb 18 with 705 views | Illinoisblue |
Still seems unfathomable that milk was delivered to door steps and if people had already left for school or work, the bottle would sit there unchilled, often creaming. And that was considered totally normal. |  |
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| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 16:53 - Feb 18 with 678 views | Guthrum |
| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 16:27 - Feb 18 by Illinoisblue |
Still seems unfathomable that milk was delivered to door steps and if people had already left for school or work, the bottle would sit there unchilled, often creaming. And that was considered totally normal. |
Tho it was usually delivered very early, before everybody had gone out - if there wasn't a housewife at home all day (often looking after pre-school age children). |  |
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| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 18:14 - Feb 18 with 631 views | Steve_M |
| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 16:27 - Feb 18 by Illinoisblue |
Still seems unfathomable that milk was delivered to door steps and if people had already left for school or work, the bottle would sit there unchilled, often creaming. And that was considered totally normal. |
If we had loads of milk left at home I took some into school instead of squash at times. That can't have been great but was probably better than sandwiches made of sh1t white bread and rubbish ham or cheese. |  |
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| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 18:29 - Feb 18 with 594 views | Illinoisblue |
| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 16:53 - Feb 18 by Guthrum |
Tho it was usually delivered very early, before everybody had gone out - if there wasn't a housewife at home all day (often looking after pre-school age children). |
Kids today: “what’s a housewife!” | |
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| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 19:00 - Feb 18 with 562 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Interesting LRB piece on the history of refrigeration on 16:27 - Feb 18 by Illinoisblue |
Still seems unfathomable that milk was delivered to door steps and if people had already left for school or work, the bottle would sit there unchilled, often creaming. And that was considered totally normal. |
It still is delivered to my doorstep. Although our milky obviously doesn’t like early mornings, so he drops us off just after midnight. Fine in the winter, but in the summer it’s warm milk on me cornflakes  |  |
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