There used to be condensed milk in a tube, once with sugar (packaging with red dots) and once without (packaging with blue dots). Now there is only the one with sugar. Condensed milk without sugar is now only available in a tin, which is pretty stupid: if you want to take condensed milk with you to a picnic, you're left with a tin that you've just started, which is sure to tip over on the way home. Apart from the fact that the can is not at all suitable for taking with you on a motorcycle. So, dear Migros, reintroduce condensed milk without sugar in the tube. This would set you apart from the other orange competitor, which also only sells condensed milk in a tube with sugar. And you would also have made a contribution to reducing excessive sugar consumption in Switzerland. Or, why not, perhaps there is another packaging for condensed milk instead of the tube, which can be securely closed again. The only important thing is that it can also be pronounced. Because that's an essential part of condensed milk...