The Mystery of: Milk | Murdoch Mysteries

Shanice Banton (Violet Hart), Charles Vandervaart (John Brackenreid), and Sharron Matthews (Flo Chakowitz) pour out the mysteries of milk - and partake in the not-so-famous bagged milk challenge.

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[JuliaJulia]

Checking this video out because Charles has recently been cast and is currently filming S7 of the Starz series Outlander. Long time fans of Diana Gabaldon`s novels are excited to meet William Randsom, the 9th Earl of Elsmere and son of Jamie Frazier.

[pullipdoll]

*Charles is very damn handsome! I have a huge crush on him hahaha.*

[thebreakfastbunch]

Love this! 😂 I'm also a 2000 baby, Charles! 👏🏻👏🏻 I get it

[jackiehines]

I wanna hang out with the interviewer LOL!!!! OMG I LOVE her!! She's funny, she's quick, her style is awesome....yep she's freaking cool beans!!!

[eilyn]

Donair was originally from Greece or Turkey but in Canada it started in Halifax!

[bdugan]

If you had my Grandfather's eggnog m, you would have been on on the floor. He made it with raw eggs and variety of liquors. It fermented for a couple of weeks before Christmas under a cotton towel in a large ceramic bowl. People only had 1 cup and half cup of it if they wanted to get down 3 flight of stairs. They were taking taxis. 2 cups for overnight guests. In the old days you could depend on your carriage horse getting you home and your servant getting to bed. The recipe has been passed down in the family. It is right up there with smuggling alcohol from Canada.

[saskruffriders]

Damn, I didn't know Ms. Hart was that hot outside of that outfit! Get it, girl!

[fireamazon]

Amo a Charles es muy vonito iungra actor lo amo

[martaevabetakova]

The milk bags were a thing in Communist Czechoslovakia, I remember them from my childhood. There were milk bottles up till the early 1980's, if I remember correctly, but after that, just milk bags. Guess the state-run economy was too lazy to put milk into more complex containers LOL They slowly disappeared in the 1990's, after the democratic revolution. But they're not just a Canadian thing.

[vmwindustries]

Mmmm, Egg Nog, putin and dinars. Lol