milk round

British  

noun

1. a route along which a milkman regularly delivers milk

2. 1. a regular series of visits, esp as made by recruitment officers from industry to universities

   2. ( as modifier )

      milk-round recruitment

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Example Sentences

“I mean, if Mr. Crothers had decided he wanted to have a milk round or something, I don’t think we would be terribly worried,” said Pickles, who was in Cameron’s Conservative-led Cabinet during 2010-2015.

From Washington Times

Same goes for Camembert de Normandie, a small bloomy-rind cow's milk round from the Camembert region of Normandy.

From Salon

Environment: Milk round revival 'down to green customers'

From BBC

"It's really full-on," says Lynne Walls, who has a small milk round in Horsforth, a suburb of Leeds.

From BBC

They bought a milk round and developed a smartphone app to allow customers to order locally produced milk and cut down on their use of plastic cartons.

From BBC