Reviews for: St John Creamery

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Johnny Applseed (Sep 2, 2024)
St. John Creamery is a giant pompous farce. The owner, Marsha St. John, is an incredibly evil, lying, nosy, sneaky, gossiping, backstabbing, racist who calls herself a Christian. She is the type of Christian who believes that if she just knows the bible, backwards and forwards, that she will be absolved of her present sins, and future ones, without actually working on herself. She is basically a female combination of a dumb Andrew Carnegie and George Bush Jr. She is very erratic, crazy and random. She enjoys seeing people angry, from her unorganized, nonsensical ways.

Her farm, and her equipment, are below sub par. She is satisfied with just barely passing inspections. There are holes, in her fences, that the goats escape through most of the time. Alot of her baby goats have tetanus because of her, and her workers, refusing to properly clean up the waste from their pens. This same problem leads to alot of her goats having parasites. She runs away good workers and hires convicts.

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Alana Saffitz (Jun 24, 2009)
I have been buying this milk from the local Co-op, and it is fantastic! Sweet, clean flavor and I have made an awesome goat cheese with it.

My only complaints is the price at the co-op (which may or may not reflect the price from the farm) at $9.95 for a HALF gallon...ouch. Despite the website stating that wholesale purchases can be arranged direct from the farm, I have emailed them to set up a regular (weekly pick up) and have not gotten a reponse. This would be the only reason they dont get 5 stars.

I have dietary concerns that prohibit me from drinking cows milk or pastuerized milk. Having recently discovered this, I made the switch to raw goats milk from St. John Creamery. Wonderful in taste and in health benefits for me. Since I can't continue to buy milk for $20/gallon, I will be getting my own miniature goats to produce milk for me. Thanks to the delicious milk from St. John Creamery, I have improved health and plans to add little goat pals to our backyard. Hope my backyard hens dont mind the newcomers too much. I will NEVER drink pasteurized milk again (and certainly no cows milk).

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Linda Harkness ( Jun 30, 2009 )

Alana, I'm one of the drop points for Marcia's milk. She may not be getting your emails from that address. Try emailing her at coyotecanyon@hotmail.com, or call her at 206- 909-5055. Linda