Comments on: Organic Milk in High Demand http://growersandgrocers.net/2006/01/16/organic_milk_in_high_demand/ From farm to table, and all the stops along the way. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:57:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Andrew Feldstein http://growersandgrocers.net/2006/01/16/organic_milk_in_high_demand/#comment-26 Tue, 17 Jan 2006 11:31:15 +0000 http://growersandgrocers.net/2006/01/16/organic_milk_in_high_demand/#comment-26 Most brands of organic milk available locally here in Southeast Michigan are highly processed in that they are both ultra-pasteurized and homogenized. So, until recently, I always preferred two local brands of non-organic milk, Guernsey and Calder. Calder makes a cream-line whole milk that’s fabulous—and at $2.49 a half-gallon (before deposit for the glass bottle it comes in!), it’s pretty reasonably priced. Guernsey makes good products. I particularly like their heavy cream, they used to have cream-line 1/2% milk, but they discontinued it a few years ago.<br /> <br /> Lately, I’ve discovered Thomas’s Organic Creamery milk. They make one thing--cream-line, organic, whole milk. And with sell-by dates usually approaching 3-weeks, its fresh-fresh-fresh, and the taste is simply a revelation. Even at $3.49 a half-gallon, it’s worth every penny.<br /> Most brands of organic milk available locally here in Southeast Michigan are highly processed in that they are both ultra-pasteurized and homogenized. So, until recently, I always preferred two local brands of non-organic milk, Guernsey and Calder. Calder makes a cream-line whole milk that’s fabulous—and at $2.49 a half-gallon (before deposit for the glass bottle it comes in!), it’s pretty reasonably priced. Guernsey makes good products. I particularly like their heavy cream, they used to have cream-line 1/2% milk, but they discontinued it a few years ago.

Lately, I’ve discovered Thomas’s Organic Creamery milk. They make one thing–cream-line, organic, whole milk. And with sell-by dates usually approaching 3-weeks, its fresh-fresh-fresh, and the taste is simply a revelation. Even at $3.49 a half-gallon, it’s worth every penny.

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