passes both the sight and smell tests, you can take a small sip. However, if you’re uncertain at any stage, it’s safer to discard the milk rather than risk consuming spoiled dairy.
5. Understand What Causes a Milk Jug to Bloat
Milk jugs can bloat due to bacterial fermentation. When bacteria break down lactose, they produce lactic acid and gas as byproducts. This gas builds pressure inside the jug, causing it to swell.
Temperature fluctuations can also contribute to bacterial growth. Keeping milk at
