The origin of the Milk Crate Challenge is unclear, but the website Know Your Meme has pointed to a June 2011 video titled “Guy Falls Off 6 Milk Crates” as an inspiration for the latest challenge.

The milk crate challenge involves stacking milk crates into a pyramid shape so they form steps. ... The short answer is: Yes, and doctors are begging people to stop.

To complete the milk crate challenge, you need 49 milk crates—not so many for those who live near a grocery or corner store where they tend to accumulate.

While emergency rooms are overrun with Covid-19 patients, injuries from the viral "Milk crate challenge" are adding a new layer of pain for first responders.

The milk crate challenge involves stacking milk crates into a pyramid shape so they form steps. ... The short answer is: Yes, and doctors are begging people to stop.

It may not be the most idiotic trend to go viral, but the Milk Crate Challenge is up there. Now that TikTok has banned it, doctors can rest easier.

A dairy says it is nearly 3,000 milk crates short, and is asking islanders to return them. ... Guernsey Dairy is considering spending £30,000 to replace unreturned milk crates.

Now milk crates are better known for a much wider range of applications as storage for records, pieces of DIY shelving, car organizers, bike baskets, closet catchalls and more. Read More The 21 ...

Guernsey Dairy is considering spending £30,000 to replace unreturned milk crates. An appeal was sent out to islanders and businesses in summer 2022 resulting in about 1,000 crates being returned.

The company says it's currently around 3,000 crates short. A shortage causes issues with milk distribution on the island as customers have to bring back empty crates before it does the next order.

A short while later, a "milk crate containing seven puppies" was found abandoned on the stairs of the police department. The news release did not specify the ages or breed of the puppies.