QUOTE(diffyhelman2 @ Apr 3 2022, 12:45 AM)
This is you not getting my whole point (and you are probably confused about UHT). there is UHT milk from RECONSTITUTED milk and UHT milk from FRESH milk (milk that has never been made into milk pwder and reconsituted). UHT is just HEAT treatment at higher temp than pasteurization, it DOES NOT say anything about using milk powder and reconstituting it, adding Water etc etc.
Here is thought experiment. milk from nenen can be unpasteurized, it is still fresh milk right (except we call it RAW milk). why cant that same fresh milk undergo UHT? why does UHT automatically make it not fresh in your eyes but pasteurization still is?
This is the UHT milk from reconstituted from my fridge, the ingredient clearly says from milk solids and isnt marketed as FRESH milk. btw, it is also RM6.2, and the packaging is clearly diff from your UHT Fresh dutch lady milk.


PS: I do agree they should label fresh milk that is pasteurized vs fresh milk that gone UHT much clearer, but at least they do say so at the back.

For me if i see susu segar and i wanted susu segar and i paid for susu segar i very well damn deserve susu segar
Uht comes either in powder base during transport and then reconstructed with water and undergo that process
It could also be frozen but for the price it aint frozen (those are above 20 ringgit for 1 liter)
Its simple really or maybe we both habe different opinion. If i wanted uht then id buy uht yea. There are difference. Tell me then why the real susu segar has a lifespan of 2 to 3 weeks wherelse the uht fresh milk can last 1 year
My point is milk is milk but if someone wants to buy susu segar they just deserve it if the box advertise fresh milk and he paid the fair amount for fresh milk
Its like you open a shop, sell uht milk and inform
Patrons is fresh milk and charge a premium. You get it now ?