I stopped buying milk at Sam's because the new jug design is too hard for me to manage. The milk is fine, in fact it was the only place I bought milk.

Today is 8/9/23 and the Members Mark Whole milk expires 8/12/23 and is SOUR! This is not the first time. Your milk has gone bad before expiration at least 4-5 times in the last year! I'm buying from the other big box, theirs has never gone bad once!

The milk is fine if you can get to it. The design of the container is horrible considering the cap is so tight you need pliers to open. This is not a rare occurrence, it happens all the time. What was wrong with the old design?

Your new style of milk jugs are ugly and are hard to lift for people who have weak shoulders like the eldery population. They also don't fit well in most fridges. Why would you choose a milk jug that uses more plastic

Love the milk and tall container... fits much better in my fridge. The seal underneath requires you to peel it up from one edge with your nail or knife to get it started. A little annoying but love the milk!

This milk has the best flavor by far of any store bought milk. Idk what it is but this being a kosher milk it has to adhere to pretty strict rules. Either way it's fantastic.

This is the milk I've used for years but recently when ever u warm it, even for 30 secs u see that the milk starts to form. Not sure if am using the right word to explain. It is not expired too and don't know why.

Milk was not yet expired yet was extremely stinky and curdle unfortunately by the time everyone noticed 4 of us drank it now literally gave food poisoning

of three bottles, two have aggressively leaked all over my fridge if stored on their side despite being tightly capped. no other milk brand does this. walmart being cheap cant even make a liquid container liquid tight. genius.

We can't get the seal (under the cap) off with a pliers... very frustrating!! The section of the handle that should pop out to allow your fingers to go thru won't come out even with a tool. I shouldn't have to go to the garage and search for a tool every time we open a gallon on milk. I'll be buying our milk elsewhere.