On Apartment Therapy
Going to the dairy seems so retro, but just take a taste of the milk from Ronnybrook Farms and I bet it will become a part of your future. Ronnybrook's milk tastes seriously better than the grocery store stuff sold in plastic bottles and paper cartons. Glugging truly farm fresh milk from a thick glass bottle into your morning coffee and cereal is so satisfying. Ronnybrook milk is a small way to indulge yourself every day. Best of all, their cows are raised without pesticides, antibiotics or added hormones.
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Recent comments
I just had a question,
I am 35 years old and I'm always asking people if they remember the flavor of eggnog from 70's and early 80's, some remember some don't. Dairy Barn brand was the best to me back then. Back then tons of nutmeg wasn't added to the egg nog in fact there was no nutmeg. Today I don't know what these dairy company's did,
but there is no doubt in my mind that they know the original formula for eggnog of the 70's and early 80's, it was changed for the worse. and of course it had to be over money.
Today eggnog is pure corn syrup that is as think as molasses with tons of nutmeg added its horrible
Can you tell me what was changed and why it was changed
james on Dec 7, 2006
Flavor-wise, ultra pasturization makes the milk taste more "cooked", less fresh.
Some organic milk is ultra pasturized to give it a longer shelf life, since organic milk often has a longer trip to market.
Has anyone tried Ronnybrook's coffee milk? I wonder why they carry coffee flavor as opposed to strawberry or another flavor. Chris on Oct 25, 2006