Can you store milk by freezing It?

Yes

Yes,although the flavor and texture may change but it"s still palatable.

you want to take about a cup out first so that the jugs don't rupture

I get powder milk for the wife she gets from meals on wheels. Its pretty good with real cold water. Good shelf life on it.

the other white meat

The less fat in the milk the less issues you will have freezing the milk.

Bryce

Tends to get little chunks of whatever in it after it thaws. Never been an issue though.

Yes.My wife does that.

They do make shelf-stable milk too. You don't have to freeze that.

When the big panic was going on I think I read you can freeze it for up to 3 months. As was said I think I'd take a little out to make sure it doesn't bust or I'd get a plastic storage tote and put the jug in there when you put it in the freezer just in case.

.Froze some 1% recently. No issues with rupture or texture/taste. Took a day to thaw.

You can get canned milk.

When we primitive camp, we freeze gallon jugs of Milk and keep them in the cooler. That big old block lasts a long time, and as it thaws it's the coldest glass of Milk you'll ever have.

We freeze milk that we take on trips.

Carnation milk
The best in the land
Comes in a little red can
No teats to pull
No hay to pitch
Jut punch a hole in the

Yes, we do it all the time. In fact.... here's a secret.....gallon milk jugs are made to freeze. Ya know the big "dents" in the sides of a gallon jug of milk? They're there to provide room for expansion when freezing. You can put a whole unopened gallon of milk in the freezer, and when frozen, it'll be fine. Those dents expand all the way out and nothing leaks or pops.

Interesting

After thawing, how fast do you have to get rid of it being spoiling occurs?