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February 02 2010 - Important Note

Dear Customers,if you are having trouble accessing your account or cannot place an order through the website for any reason please call us at 973-772-3248,if we do not answer please leave a message with your question or order.If you will be leaving an order over the phone please give your full name with the order.Please note that if there is no problem placing your order through the website,please place it online not over the phone.Thanks,Udder Milk Creamery Co-Op

January 24 2010 - Organic Milk Fed Veal

Dear Customers,The farmer is hoping to slaughter milk fed baby calves this spring for milk fed veal. We would like to hear what you think about this idea,what cuts you like etc.Please send us an email to info@uddermilk.com .Thanks much,Udder Milk Creamery Co-Op

January 20 2010 - Freshly Slaughtered Baby Goat

The farmer will be slaughtering around 20 baby goats and each goat will average around 5lbs each.You can order under 'Shop'.Great for roasting in the oven with veggies.The meat can also be frozen as well and will be still very fresh and tender when you thaw it out since its freshly slaughtered.

January 11 2010 - Minimum Order

Dear Customers,We would like give a reminder on our minimum order of $15.00 .Thanks,Udder Milk Creamery Co-Op

January 09 2010 - Attention to Our Customers

Dear Customers,We would like to ask of you to make sure the phone numbers you have supplied under your details on sign up are phone numbers that we can reach you directly at.We need all customers to be available to answer their phone on delivery day. We cannot deliver the order otherwise. Thank you. Sincerely,Udder Milk Creamery Co-Op.

December 24 2009 - Zabaglione Recipie

A Northern Italian recipie . It might be also a Southern recipie as well,but Im not sure.Take 3 egg yokes and add your favorite sugar. Whip at a very high speed maybe even with a mini hand wisk. This was given to children in the am or whenever a sweet was asked for.Great drizzled over vanilla icecream as well.

November 27 2009 - COOLER TIP REMINDER

You can also permenently leave your cooler in a central location just let us know where it will be .This was done in the 1950"s .If you live in an apartment it may be compromised because there may be laws you have to follow with management. But leaving it in a central location is one less thing that you have to worry about.

October 19 2009 - Co-Op Policy (Regarding Delivery)
Hello to all, We would like to remind our customers and to the people who would like to join our co-op ; If you live in a house we need you to have a cooler available for us on delivery day if delivery will be late at night or early morning or you will not be home at the time of delivery for conveinence for both of us. Regarding delivery time,we would like to state that we cannot tailor delivery time for each customer,this is impossible. Delivery time is never exactly the same every week. For anyone who is a new customer or wondering how our delivery schedule works, its based on our customer route , we deliver from early morning up untill late night usually past 12am. If you do not feel comfortable leaving a cooler out if your delivery will be late at night or early morning or you will not be home at the time we will be delivering, then we would like to warn that our co-op will probally not please you. Again,If you live in a house or an apt where you have area for a cooler,please supply us one. We also do not do custom delivery timing.
September 17 2009 - CARING FOR YOUR DAIRY ONCE ITS HOME
Try to transfer to glass or ceramic container.then place in your fridge on the bottom shelf all the way to the back insulate it also a bit with other things you may have in the fridge. if you find it freezes a bit move close to the fridge door but still keep it on the bottom shelf. The longevity of the dairy will stay longer .Just as in the summer months milk usually will stay for approx 7 or 8 days.in the winter months these dairy items can stay up until 10 days.