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Until I found this, Disney Forever Shirt I hadn’t drank milk in over 20 years cause it just tasted all watery. Now I’m loving milk again. Love those bottles. My Dad was a milkman in California in the 1950’s we always had milk in bottles. He delivered to Archie Bunker and told us stories how he would sit with him on his doorstep and talk in the morning . Some other famous movie stairs as well. Sure miss that hi dat content ice cream yummy! I put out a cooler at my front fence and the milkman would putmilk and orange juice in the cooler.

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But beyond that I miss the Helms bakery truck more. Donuts, cupcakes, pies, cakes and bread. I loved this truck with slide out drawers full of magical treats.  I remember back when hurricane Donna hit! We lived on radio rd in Naples! I walked down our road to get milk they left,because we had too much water to come down. Slipped on our porch and cut myself. Back then they had glass gallons of milk! I don’t remember them coming to our house, however I do remember them coming to my Granny Lindsey’s…and her ordering ice cream and fudgecicles when we were there.

Also got to the the Pepsi bottles and cash them in and get to buy candy.  Yes, we had a milkman that not only delivered milk but butter , çream and eggs as well. We had a box at the back of the house that my dad build with steel lining to help insulate it from the heat in the summer. Yes carnation milk man. Help so much when u have young children and can’t always get out. Sometimes weather doesn’t permit for days or sickness. They were great. U got butter & eggs , too.  Wouldnt break.during those days in the winter,we had a metal box outside our kitchen window and thats we kept our milk cold.

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When my children were growing up we had our milk delivered to our house.we sure were Blessed. Helped my dad every weekend deliver milk, butter, cottage cheese. He drove an electric truck and it was so slow you could walk faster than it went. This was in the 1940’s. Those were the days. Yes, the first three years of our marriage. We had two quarts delivered three times a week to our door at 7am. If we wanted chocolate milk, buttermilk, or anything else, we just left a note. I forgot to set the empty bottles out the night before a lot.

Think it was around three dollars a week.  I used to get it delivered to the door and in the cold weather the cream would be one or two inches above the bottle and the cap still sitting on top! Good way to get the cream separated. For many years, my uncle owned the local dairy and my paternal grandfather was our milkman and my dad worked for the dairy. When I was in 6th grade, we moved and still had our milk delivered in a box outside our house but we didn’t know the milkman. Sorry that ever ended!  I sure do, Jane.

I remember our first milk man came in a horse driven buggy. Disney Forever Shirt I also remember in the winter when the milk would freeze and go over the top which I thought would taste like ice cream, but it didn’t. Fond memories.  I remember when Daddy brought home a bucket filled with fresh milk after milking time! Yes, in Shreveport was my first introduction to bottled milk delivered to our house from Hamil’s dairy 1953. Milkman not only had milk, he had eggs and orange too. We also had a bakery truck and a dry cleaning guy who would come by and pick up the clothes.