A gallon of Milk
Smith's, Walmart, Target, Walgreen's, Natural Grocers and Trader Joes all have similar quality milk, and I wouldn't be able to tell the difference. These stores use bright colors, ads, and sales to promote their product. This induces more people to buy their milk. Walgreens stands out because they charge more for an average gallon of milk than any other chain store. If I choose to shop at Walgreen's, I pay for the convenience of a short drive. Personally, I think Walgreen's prices are ridiculous. I would rather drive farther than pay for convenience.
All these stores They all use pasteurization, which is the process of heating dairy products to a certain temperature until the bad bacteria is killed. Unfortunately, it also kills the good bacteria along with the bad, which makes it much less healthy. Other than that, the milk is of a generally good quality. We choose to drink raw milk, which is unpasteurized, but it costs much more than "normal" milk. The milk we buy is $12.00 per gallon, but my family is willing to make the sacrifice as it is much healthier. My opinion is that raw milk is healthier, but much more expensive. Families should buy what works for them. We drink a lot of milk, so we want the healthier option, but the family next door might not use as much milk and opt for the cheaper