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We are currently having warm weather in the UK.
It's unbearable.
I went to my fridge for some milk and found that it had frozen so much that there was a milk iceberg (milkberg) floating around in the carton.
Other items had completely frozen- grated cheese, some scotch eggs etc.
What happened?
Is the milk safe to drink?
Is there anything I need to be cautious of?
My stuff is towards the bottom of the fridge and there isn't much else in there at the moment.
I haven't ever touched the settings but it's possible some guests did.
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>>18435657
>milkberg
Just put it in the ovens.
Should fix most of your problems.
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>>18435676
kek.
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>>18435657
>milkberg
Didn't they sink the titanic, or was that the Feinburgs?
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http://vocaroo.com/i/s1ML7VTQT6H4
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>>18436500
This is great.
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>>18435657
Milk that has at one point been frozen is safe to drink. Freezing might negatively effect the taste of the food, but it wont make it unsafe to eat.
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