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Milk Made

Posted by The Editorial Desk / Monday, June 1st, 2009

The epicurean giveaways continue here at NoVA.

This time, we’re offering up a copy of Anne Mendelson’s scholarly “Milk: The Surprising Story of Milk Through the Ages.”

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(Image: Knopf)

All you have to do is share where you pick up your must-have dairy products–be they artisan cheeses, farm-fresh milk or probiotic yogurts–in the comments section below.

We’ll randomly choose a winner from all the posted comments Friday, June 5 at noon.

–Warren

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5 Responses

Jess Says:


Blue Ridge Dairy stand at the Arlington Farmer’s Market. Their applewood smoked moz and fresh ricotta are amazing. I’m lactose intolerant — it’s worth it. http://www.brdairy.com/

Frank Mineo Says:


Not original by any means but Wegmans has a great variety and is conveniently located to me. Yum! Plus I can have lunch halfway through a shopping trip.

kate Says:


Hedgebrook Farm in Winchester. Mom Kitty and daughter Shannon do all the milking themselves! Simply awesome.

Dennis Marron Says:


Love the Marmac, Virginia Cheddar. Mountain View Farm Products in Fairfield, VA. Makes my Mac and Cheese at Jackson 20 irresistible.

DCcheese Says:


Where? The farmers markets of course – Keswick’s fresh ricotta and Everona’s Stoneyman at Dupont Circle, Tom’s cave-aged cheddar and maple-sweetened yogurt at Del Ray, Blue Ridge at Old Town. Also delivered, from South Mountain Creamery. And from Cheesetique in between markets (or for less local cheeses).

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