Re: Self Intro of Diane from MN

[Guest guest]

There is no food more magical then real raw milk from ones own

precious cow. (Or a cow you know) I sure hope you discover all the

wonderful foods that can be made from REAL milk.

The cream is tooooooooo goooood to believe.

-Sally L

> I live in ... Minnesota, in Ramsey County, and am a wanna-be

consumer. I don't know of any place to buy Raw Cow's Milk in

Minnesota.

[Guest guest]

Very wise advise.

[Guest guest]

To the wanna be consumer... You can order raw dairy from a dairy in Wisconsin (not just milk either). One of them that will ship is called Midvalleyvu Farms. Just do a search on yahoo and their website will come up with a phone number so you can order. I find it's cheaper to get a small local farmer to give you dairy. You just have to knock on their door and ask and keep it a secret where you get it so that they don't get in trouble if there are laws against such things. Then, I get butter from a farm like Midvalleyvu that is unpasteurized and YUMMY!

Don

> >Reply-To: RawDairy >To: RawDairy >Subject: Re: Self Intro of Diane from MN >Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 22:40:58 -0000 > > >There is no food more magical then real raw milk from ones own >precious cow. (Or a cow you know) I sure hope you discover all the >wonderful foods that can be made from REAL milk. > >The cream is tooooooooo goooood to believe. > >-Sally L > > > I live in ... Minnesota, in Ramsey County, and am a wanna-be >consumer. I don't know of any place to buy Raw Cow's Milk in >Minnesota. > Check out Election 2004 for up-to-date election news, plus voter tools and more!

[Guest guest]

Don,

Yes, we do have many raw, organic dairy products here, but I'm afraid we don't deliver. Share owners must come to the farm to get their products.

Sorry

Janet Brunner (List Mom)Midvalleyvu Farms, Arkansaw, WI Where Raw Dairy Sales are not allowed, so we have implemented a Farm Share Program. We provide raw dairy products to over 200 health conscious families.

RE: Re: Self Intro of Diane from MN

To the wanna be consumer... You can order raw dairy from a dairy in Wisconsin (not just milk either). One of them that will ship is called Midvalleyvu Farms. Just do a search on yahoo and their website will come up with a phone number so you can order. I find it's cheaper to get a small local farmer to give you dairy. You just have to knock on their door and ask and keep it a secret where you get it so that they don't get in trouble if there are laws against such things. Then, I get butter from a farm like Midvalleyvu that is unpasteurized and YUMMY!

Don

[Guest guest]

Hey Diane!

Welcome from your neighbor! I live to the south of you in Eagan.

I have two sources of raw milk. Please email me off list if you are

interested! I know the current prez of the WAPF chapter here is

leaving, I don't know if he has been replaced yet.

I'm also in trad-foods-mn which is for minnesota people, although

there are several not living in the state. We share info on local

sources of natural foods, etc. Feel free to join us over there as

well!

I would have welcomed you sooner than this but I got confused when

I was working on subscribing two people with very similar names, both

having 'chef' in them. What are the chances that two would sign up

at the same time!? Heh.

Sara

co-moderator of RawDairy

owner/moderator of Discussing Nourishing Traditions

member of mn-trad-foods

member of minijersey

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> Greetings,

> My name is Diane Sillerud, and my e-mail address is:

ADistinctiveChef@y...

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> I live in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, in Ramsey County, and am a

wanna-be consumer. I don't know of any place to buy Raw Cow's Milk in

Minnesota. I saw some places on www.realmilk.com where I could buy

raw goat's milk, but not cow's milk. I stopped drinking commercial

milk years ago because I believe the changes to milkfat produced by

homogenization can contribute to cancer, and also interfere with our

immune systems by producing excess mucous, contributing to ear

infections, etc..

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