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Cow Cartons

Milking a cow - without the hassle!
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Has simply pouring milk got too dull for you? Do you need to revolutionise your dairy- related doldrums? If the answer is yes then the Cow Carton is for you! You can now experience the full pleasure of milking a cow - except theres no mud, the milk is ready pasteurised, the udder unscrews and theres NO COW! Fill with milk from ordinary cartons, screw the udder onto the bottom so it is acessible whenever you need it.
up_on_cloud_nine, Aug 30 2008

Market_20Udders similar enough to be redundant [xenzag, Aug 30 2008]

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       My experience is limited to milking a goat several times over one weekend while house sitting for a previous employer. Based on that experience, I predict low sales.
normzone, Aug 30 2008
  

       yes, but this is completely different - the udder just unscrews, for a start
up_on_cloud_nine, Aug 30 2008
  

       no, i think a realistic mamary (if maybe a little higher flow rate than a single nipple) that screws onto the carton or jug would be even better. Upturn with one hand and dispense hand metered spurts. "Cream? Good, one squirt or two?" Even better it could act as a warmer/foamer bringing the refrigerated milk to 96F and adding a slight foam. Place it back on its "udder" base and let it reheat. Never again a cup of coffee ruined by the chill of cold milk.
WcW, Aug 30 2008
  

       thats a great idea - you could have the heaters contained in the legs!
up_on_cloud_nine, Aug 31 2008
  
      
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