Out where the world is still wild, you’ll find our bright yellow creamery by the bay where we create artisanal cheeses by hand in small batches. When the weather allows, we use solar thermal heat to pasteurize our locally collected milk. From our recycled Island shirts to our vat or the sun, we’re all about making the best use of what’s around us.
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The joys of a new website
Until I get comfortable navigating behind the scenes of our new website, it’s looking like I’ll be updating info here in the blog. Along with the Polson Farmer’s Market this week, we will also be up in Kalispell from 5 – 6:30 at Sykes for their Oktoberfest celebration. Come and taste some great Oktoberfest goodies […]
Just What is Solar Powered Cheese?
In looking to make the most efficient creamery possible, we researched all the energy forms and solar seemed to be the most useful option for us. Making cheese takes a LOT of hot water – why not use the sun for heat? As the project went on, the question morphed into – why not pasteurize […]
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Is that…… a Permanent Marker?!?
So what started out as a tiny innocent idea of creating a middle school style morning announcement report as a way to start each of our busy summer mornings has somehow found a way of transmogrifying itself into something, well, quite different. All are the first take, one chance to get it right kind of filming. […]
Farmer’s Markets Season 2016
Hard to believe we’ll be starting our 5th season of Farmer’s Markets in a scant two weeks. This shot is from our very first market, complete with nearly no identification (or really much of an idea of what we were getting ourselves into.) We had been official for a month and a half and only […]