HDPE Milk bottles and Buy Direct
Pleasant Meadow Creamery, the original Grass-Grazed, A2A2 Guernsey raw milk dairy in North Idaho, since 2011, is pleased to announce two new opportunities for you to buy the best raw milk available in our area.
First, we have two new product packages: Gallons and Half Gallons in HDPE plastic containers. These bottles are in addition to our half gallons and quarts in glass bottles.
We have always been committed to the greatness of glass packaging, but we have competitors making milk that is not quite as good as ours who package in plastic, and there are always going to be a certain number of customers who prefer this packaging. As we continue to grow, we are seeking ways to reach all potential customers of the greatest raw milk in the area.
We have been in the larger natural food and grocery stores in five of the northern counties of Idaho for well over a decade, and are glad to have finally grown to a size where we can begin bringing our product to you in more packaging varieties.
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With this new packaging, and because stores have limited shelf space for niche products like raw milk, we are now making our products available directly to you via what we call Meet and Greet deliveries. This benefits you with a more affordable price opportunity and guarantees you get what you want when you want it.
Direct to customer deliveries are made via a meet and greet pick ups on the following days:
- Moscow – Thursdays between 0930 and 1030 AM PST at 820 Dominion Way in the Logos parking lot.
- Lewiston – Thursdays between 12:15 and 12:45 PM at the parking lot of 1810 19th Ave . This is the Lewiston Center Mall, directly adjacent to the US Bank branch fronting 19th Avenue.
- Sandpoint – Sundays between noon and 1 at the corner of 5th and Oak Street north of this intersection where parking used to be for the old Army Surplus building.
- Coeur d’Alene – Mondays between noon and 1 at 5725 N. Pioneer Drive on the street immediately in front of Candlelight.
You can order product for the meet and greet pickup directly from our website here:
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Go to this page, select your items and add to your cart, and at checkout you will select which Meet and Greet you want to pick up your items from. Orders must be received by evening the day before the meet and greet in order to be completed for that delivery, or it will move to the next week. You will receive an email confirmation that your order has completed in order to assure your product will be available for pickup.
We hope you will order soon and get involved with this exciting opportunity to buy directly from us and meet us in person.
Our Mission
Our mission is to glorify and honor the God of the bible. We work to be faithful and diligent stewards of His resources in order to produce amazing dairy products for our local community, which includes a market area stretching from Bonners Ferry in the north to Lewiston in the south. We continually strive to produce great milk, great cows, healthy fields, and well-paying rewarding work for body, soul, and spirit.
There are other raw milk dairies in North Idaho, but none are committed to producing a premium product like we are. None are committed to glass, grass, superior genetics, and the best-tasting milk.
We have been dairying longer than most raw milk dairies in the state of Idaho, having started in 2011, and we are one of the largest raw milk dairies in Idaho. We bacteria test every batch of milk we produce. We have a facility that has been inspected and has passed state inspections for compliance with the federal PMO and grade A standards before the state dropped such standards. We take dairying seriously and professionally and it is our primary living.
We challenge you to side-by-side compare our Guernsey Goodness against any milk you can find on an Idaho supermarket shelf, including other raw milks, and we are confident our Guernsey Goodness is incomparable in every way.
It is premium for your health, for your family, and for the environment.
For more about our quality commitment, see this post.
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