i am so picky about the milk i drink! but prairie farms is getting harder to find %26 sometimes walmart tries to substitute but that a hard no for me! only Prairie Farms for me!

We moved from 1% to 2% and we drink smaller quantities of milk at one time because it's more filling.

I always bought smiths milk because of the seal and the yellow container. I just think it stays fresher. Other milk doesn’t last as long. So l assume you bought them. Keep up the good work!

I usually get the Great Value Organic 2%, but we had the winter storm come through and everyone was out of a lot of things, this was the brand in stock so I got it. I’ll wait next time. It just was kind of flavor less and definitely didn’t add any creaminess to my coffee..weird right?

I could get the same product at a regular grocery store for the same price or less. I only get it from Sam’s if I don’t feel like making an additional stop.

Milk has a bad taste, bad smell, though the best sell date was 10 days out. Will not buy again The Sams brand milk is much better. I hope you change back to your brand

The taste texture and quality were fine but the plastuc container was leaking at the bottom seam so made a mess all over the refrigerator and unusable since the milk was exposed to contaminants through the cracked seam.

We seldom shop at the Sam's where we purchased this milk and usually do not purchase Prairie Farms milk at any Sam's. However on this visit, Prairie Farms was the only 2% milk they had in stock and since the price was comparable to our local Wal-Mart, we purchased a gallon. We were surprised and very disappointed to open the milk the next day to discover it was spoiled. It cost almost $4 and we did not return for refund because we live approximately 47 miles one way from Sam's.

I don't like the taste or texture of this brand of milk. I much prefer the Great Value brand of milk. It has a better taste and quality and is better priced for people on a fixed income such as myself.

For several months, Great Value 2% milk has been curdling long before the expiration date. However, now it appears to be curded straight from the store. I bought a gallon of Hiland brand in order to compare. Hiand did not curdle. I put the question through AI and received feedback that this is a nationwide problem with great value. please see if there's something you can do, as Hiland is a $1.86 a gallon more expensive. Thank you for listening.