Do you get milk delivered?

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How on earth does one get milk delivered? How much does it cost?

Thanks oh wizened ones of milky knowledge...

yes, dairy crest mon/wed/fri look online at 'milkandmore'

try here

i get 7 pints every other day, costs me £38 a month

Only with the rest of our Tesco delivery

costs a bit more but then I save on the extra crap I used to buy when popping into the supermarkets for a pint...

Plus better for environment as we have glass bottles that get washed out and reused. No plastic milk bottles. Ds 2 misses the lid collection though!

yes we get a pint 4 times a week

more ££ than supermarket but I like to support the local dairy

We have Diary Crest too. They knocked on our door canvassing for customers. It's brilliant. I never have to go to the shops as I've run out of milk or bread, and I always have bread for dd's sandwiches on a Monday morning as they deliver really early.

It is slightly more expensive, but worth it IMO.

yes we have moo juice delivered mon, wednesday and friday - 12 pints a week but need to up our order now.

We get milk through the Riverford veg box. Enough for the week and freeze it.

Blinkin eck, that was loads of replies!

In our area it's not Dairy Crest - we noticed people in our village had bottles on their doorsteps but we couldn't find anything about it anywhere, so dh asked at the corner shop and they told him the secret password (actually told him that it was the newsagent in the local town who ran it), so we went in there and asked.

dairy crest don't deliver to us... anyw here else?

omg, we get 4 mon + wed and 8 on fri
I think we drinkg too much! (there's 2 adults + 2 children, 5 + 18 months)

Riverford? We get Riverford delivered and they're fab. We don't get the milk too, but my friend does.

I do, every day, but it's rubbish! Am amzed how quickly the milk goes off - often well before the date printed on the lid. Plus the milkman calls once a month for his money at the most inconvenient time of night (tea on stove, am on 'phone, kids about to get in the bath, all at the same time) and just lingers on the step, wanting a long conversation. I'd go back to supermarket milk any day but DH won't let me - thinks probably quite rightly we shuld support local businesses...