Dairy products 'may become luxuries' after UK leaves EU

**BlasterBates** · 18 July 2018, 08:35

Like Switzerland, dairy products cost a fortune there and other things as well. A trip to the Supermarket was very expensive. To be expected.

**Yorkie62** · 18 July 2018, 09:03

A victory for lactose intolerant Brexiteers.

**NotAllThere** · 18 July 2018, 09:44

Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

Like Switzerland, dairy products cost a fortune there and other things as well. A trip to the Supermarket was very expensive. To be expected.

£1.40 for a liter of milk.

**meridian** · 18 July 2018, 10:11

Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

£1.40 for a liter of milk.

Real milk, or that weird UHT stuff that tastes like you’re on a camping trip?

**LondonManc** · 18 July 2018, 10:36

Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

£1.40 for a liter of milk.

Can't even spell litre correctly, gets giddy. What a bell end.

**NotAllThere** · 18 July 2018, 11:28

Originally posted by meridian View Post

Real milk, or that weird UHT stuff that tastes like you’re on a camping trip?

Real milk - though I had some UHT milk recently and it tasted almost normal.

Liter is the German word for litre. I'm sorry I forgot to translate it - I didn't intend to confuse the stupid.

**meridian** · 19 July 2018, 07:30

Dairy products 'may become luxuries' after UK leaves EU

Originally posted by GreenMirror View Post

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...r-uk-leaves-eu

As someone pointed out on Twitter last night, the article mentions a few luxuries like cheese, yoghurt, etc.

But fails to mention milk powder-based infant formula.

Is feeding babies a luxury now, in Brexitania?

**tazdevil** · 19 July 2018, 08:24

Perhaps our supermarkets can buy from UK dairy farmers and at long last their businesses may become profitable. We could also go back to buying lots more stuff from our friends in New Zealand and elsewhere

There are lots more opportunities as an independent nation rather than as a mere vassal of the EU

Anyone thought what the stay alternative would be like with us being forced to join the Euro and having to take in more of the EU refugee mountain?

**original PM** · 19 July 2018, 08:32

Originally posted by tazdevil View Post

Perhaps our supermarkets can buy from UK dairy farmers and at long last their businesses may become profitable. We could also go back to buying lots more stuff from our friends in New Zealand and elsewhere

There are lots more opportunities as an independent nation rather than as a mere vassal of the EU

Anyone thought what the stay alternative would be like with us being forced to join the Euro and having to take in more of the EU refugee mountain?

It would be a fantastic glorious day for the future of the 4th reich?

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Dairy products 'may become luxuries' after UK leaves EU