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I just poured today's milk into yesterday storage baggie, is the milk still good; or is it spoiled because I mixed yesterday's milk with today's milk? The baggie was kept in the reg. Thanks!
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was todays milk of less volume then yeatrdays? If so, you are fine.
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No, it wasn't. Today's added milk was about equal volume of yesterday's milk...if not a little more.
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Then it's iffy... I was told it is only safe to combine if the warm portion was less then the cold portion.. who knows!
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I was told that it was safe to combine if it was combined in 24 hours. Everyone says something different though, so I would use your best judgement.
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I thought you only had to cool added milk if it was going in with frozen milk.
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Yes its fine you can combine milk and keep in the fridge for up to 7 days after that put it in the freezer. Although if you warm the milk to use it and either dont use it or dont use all of it it needs to be discarded it can't be re-refrigerated. I pump and put all the supplies in the fridge for the next pumping session, take it out to use, then put back in until the bottles are full. Then I wash and steralize and start all over again.
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