Raw Cow Cream: quart
Raw Cream from Grass-Fed Cows
Directly from our friend's Amish farm to your home! Enjoy pure, chemical-free, soy-free milk you can trust to be safe and nourishing for your loved ones.
- From Pasture-raised Jersey cows
- Soy-free and Chemical-free
- No Drugs, No Antibiotics, No Vaccines, No Growth Hormones
- Uncooked, Unhomogenized, Nothing Removed
Just Pure Cream, Nothing Else. We make it easy for you by separating the cream and skim milk, then the skim milk is used on another valuable project on the Farm.
Frequently Asked Questions:
👉 How long does raw cream last? 👈
If the cream stays around 35 Degrees it should stay good for around 10-14 days, then it just gradually turns into sour cream.
Raw Dairy Products like it cold, so the colder it is the longer it lasts!
For all raw dairy, if it goes beyond the suggested timeframes below, it typically remains safe to consume, though the taste often declines. (If you're okay with the taste, the cream is still safe.)
Important note: If the cream gets warm at any time, it will turn sour quicker. So for best results keep all dairy cold at all times.
👉 What does the cow's diet consist of? 👈
At Clearview Farm we understand the importance of the animals having a natural diet, so the cows are 100% Grass-fed.
Throughout the summer the cows only eat grass and are on pasture 22 hours each day.
Throughout the winter they are on pasture as the weather permits, otherwise they get hay/dried grass.
They never get any corn, soy, grains, or silage.
👉 Is the Raw Cream Organic? 👈
Our Farm is actually what we call 'Beyond Organic'. Let me explain:
Farmers who have an 'Organic Certification' can still use organic soy, organic corn, and there's even pesticides, chemicals, preservatives, and vaccines they can use and still call it 'Certified Organic'.
But our farm doesn't use any soy, chemicals, pesticides, vaccines, drugs, or artificial preservatives, thus we call it 'Beyond Organic'.
👉 Is it for Pets Consumption Only? 👈
This Milk is produced in the same standards as milk for human consumption.
However, since Pennsylvania state regulation make NO provision for raw milk products, by law, we are asked to label it as "Pet Milk,"
This milk is government approved for pet food.