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We add nothing to our milk-- no hormones no antibiotics no additives of any kind.
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milks, half & half, cream, chocolate milk, coffee milk, strawberry milk, drinkable yogurt), yogurt, ice cream, and butters.
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About Us:
Hopelessly out of date, and proud of it.
In 1941, long before anyone had heard of mega-farms or agri-corporations, Nana and Papa Osofsky started a small dairy farm, naming it for their eldest son, Ronny. Today, our extended family of kids and cows continues to work those same lovely Hudson Valley pastures. We make milk products the way we have for three generations, in small batches, delivered at peak freshness, pasteurized and hormone free. Through this farm, we like to think we keep Nana and Papa's spirit alive. Through these products, we hope to keep a small piece of America alive.
Why Ronnybrook milk is better?
It's old-fashioned whole milk. The way the cow delivers it. All our milk is pasteurized to kill off any bacteria, but our whole milk is not homogenized, allowing the cream to rise to the top. That's why we call it CreamlineTM. You can spoon the cream off for your coffee and be left with natural skim milk or shake it up for creamy whole milk. Non-homogenized milk is simply better tasting.
Non-homogenized milk is also pasteurized at lower temperatures. Ultra-pasteurization, which involves the heating of milk at high temperatures, destroys vital vitamins and enzymes such as galactase (which aids in the absorption of calcium) and lipase (which causes milk fat to self destruct after the body absorbs its fat-soluble nutrients). Ultra-pasteurized milk is simply less nutritious than regular pasteurized milk.
Some of Our Delicious, Healthy Products:
Butter Fresh churned in small batches at our creamery. Rich (salted, unsalted & and creamy with 84-86% butterfat content. In addition to salted flavored) and unsalted, our flavored butters are garlic, maple, honey and cinnamon.
Creme Fraiche Made from 40% cream, slightly tangy, slightly nutty thickened cream Use in place of sour cream, or whip like cream.
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