I lived in Ontario and loved getting milk in bags. For those unaware, instead of a 3L jug, you typically get three 1L bags in a pack. It lasts longer (especia

I lived in Ontario and loved getting milk in bags. For those unaware, instead of a 3L jug, you typically get three 1L bags in a pack. It lasts longer (especially if micro-filtered) since you only break the seal on one bag at a time. You buy (once) a plastic pitcher to put the open bag in. I've never gotten used to pouring from jugs. I have cereal every morning, and if I pour too gently, a thin stream drizzles down the side of the jug. If I pour harder it solves that problem, but then some milk droplets splatter off the cereal into the surrounding area (especially if I'm moving the jug around to get even coverage over the bowl). If I'm careful I can kind of slip the stream in at the edge of the bowl to avoid the splatter but it's tricky and my top layer of cereal remains dry. Am I just a nincompoop? Is there some west-coaster trick to this I've yet to master? There was a thread about this over here a while back... https://forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/80562/milk-jugs-cant-be-this-difficult-to-use-i-must-be-retarded https://forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/80562/milk-jugs-c...