Great Value Whole Vitamin D Milk, Gallon, 128 fl oz

Walmart's own brand, Great Value, is true to irs name in the dairy aisle. Great Value Whole Vitamin D Milk was fresh, had a good future "SELL BY" date, and it was one of the greater valued items of milk in the dairy aisle, in terms of how much you are getting per unit (in ounces/gallons) and how much you are paying for the item. It has a good taste, good nutritional value, and a good future "SELL BY" date. It's pasteurized and has a nice texture that you'd expect fresh milk to have. Most importantly, the price is good per gallon in comparison with similar products down the dairy aisle so I recommend Great Value, for its good quality and its good value for the price.

Whole Vitamin D Milk is Absolutely Essential for Adults But Even Better For The Grandkids! And We All like It ice cold for a drink that always leaves the milk mustache. Rich and deliciously sweet and creamy . And you absolutely cannot get it Quicker than Walmart that is my go to for fast friendly delivery! And grandkids friendly Too!

It's milk, use it for drinking or cooking. Bathe in it if you want. It tastes fine though that's no guarantee the bottle you buy will taste fine, they're not from the same batch. I bought this milk a long time ago so if you're buying from the same batch it's most likely expired, I wouldn't recommend it at all. But if you're buying a new one then I say go for it! Honestly I'm not sure why you're reading a review of just regular milk, chances are you've had it before. It blows my mind that Walmart want me to review milk. But it's one less thing popping up on my screen to do when I log in now so there it is.

This milk makes excellent cottage cheese. You'll never get good cottage cheese from bad milk. The cottage cheese is soft, holds its shape, has large flakes, and is delicious. There's also some liquid left over, which can be used to make excellent, soft pancakes.

I’m not sure what is going on but this last purchase of milk made things I cooked with taste weird. Not spoiled but weird. I don’t like that. I’m not sure the cause but it’s a problem. It was far from being out of date and didn’t smell. But it made my gravy taste weird and unpleasant. And the milk was the only difference in how I normally make my gravy.

I don't like how milk is not the same anymore. makes me think it's fake. every once in a while, I'll get a gallon of real whole milk. and I know as soon as it hits my stomach. it tastes better. and it actually feels like food in my stomach instead of mulched plastic. rice, ground coffee, milk, bread, flour in general, honey... none of it's real anymore. Go ahead, call me crazy.

HOME DELIVERY WALMART . I have opened 3 gallons of this milk and poured 2 down the drain that were about half full. The one today was 6 days short of the expiration date. I met the 3 separate deliveries at the door and the milk went directly into the refrigerator. Headed to my other grocery store to buy milk now. Walmart must do better than this. I may order again but I won't buy milk again.

The expiration date was 3/6/2026 and it soured already. Today is March 1 and there was a half gallon left and I had to dump it out. This has happened to me 3 X before. My refrigerator works and the storage temp is always 38 degrees F. This has also happened with the Great Value 2% fat milk.

I want to love this milk. Really, I do. It's affordable, it's convenient, and thanks to Walmart I don't even have to put on real pants to get it. But unfortunately, this milk has one fatal flaw: it sours faster than my mood when someone puts a meeting on my calendar at 4:30 PM. We're talking “expires February 20” but tastes like February 3rd last year energy. Every time I open a new gallon, it's like playing dairy roulette. Will it be fresh? Will it already smell like it's auditioning to become cheese? Who knows! It keeps me on my toes, I'll give it that. I normally get my milk from Rouses or Publix, where dairy apparently lives a long, fulfilling life, but since I've been trying to stick to one store with Walmart , this gallon keeps reminding me why monogamy with grocery stores is risky. Looks like I'll be making a separate milk run after all… because nothing says “living the dream” like driving across town for unsoured Vitamin D.

This is a review after purchasing this product multiple times. Every time I buy milk, it’s already spoiled when I open it. Last time, I bought it with an expiration date two weeks away, and as soon as I opened it after returning from the store, I had to throw it away. A full gallon of milk wasted. Money down the drain.