Egg Nog is popular at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. Egg Nog is a great adult holiday treat and children like it too. Egg Nog can be drunk as it comes from the bottle, a splash on cereal or ice cream is a treat and Egg Nog seems to mix with most liquor. A pint, quart, half gallon or gallon makes a wonderful holiday gift. If you want Egg Nog at other times of the year, it can be stored in your freezer. Remove a few ounces to allow for expansion and thaw and consume before the the next holiday.

We retail ice cream in half gallons, quarts, pints and as novelties. Ice cream is purchased from Bliss Brothers in Attleboro, Hershey Creamery at Seekonk and Ben & Jerry distributed by Cream Crock in Sterling.

Other Dairy Products

 

All of the milk from our cows is sold as fluid milk. We retail other good quality dairy products.

A full line of product is offered by Cabot Creamery in Vermont. We carry Cabot cheese, butter, yogurt and sour cream.

Crystal Spring Farm goat cheese is a nice treat. Ann milks goats in Sterling and makes plain, herb and fruit cheeses.

Echo Farms Puddings began as a 4-H fair project and this New Hampshire family farm now retails rice, tapioca, chocolate and other flavors throughout New Engfland.

We are pleased to sell Massachusetts maple syrup and local honey

Aristocrat Poultry frozen chcken and turkey pies have been popular for many years. The pies contain chunks of chicken or turkey with gravy and an upper crust. There are chicken pies with peas and carrots too.

During warm weather lemonade, iced tea and fruit punch are reconstituted in our processisng room and sold at our store.Orange juice made from frozen concentrate, which comes from Florida in a huge, freezer trailer truck, is reconstituted and available all year.

Belcastro's Bakery provides us with bread, pies & cookies.

Johnson's Poultry Farm in Westminster brings fresh eggs once a week

Bread, pastry, chips, candy, Coca Cola, Snapple and Stewart's Soda in 12 oz. glass bottles are also availablle.

Whole, Skimmed and Low Fat Milk are sold in glass and plastic bottles. In 1960 when we began to sell cash and carry at the farm, we bottled all of our milk in glass. There were big gallons and little half pints and everything in between. Today the only glass bottle that we use is the half gallon. Many customers are sure that the milk tastes best in glass.

A returnable plastic gallon and half gallon are also offered. Glass and returnable plastic are preferred by customers who are concerned about the volume of trash produced by the current standard of living. The returnable plastic bottles are much lighter than the glass, so carrying and pouring are easier. This is good for children and older folks.