Grace Harbor Farms

Oct 5th, 2023

Sep 26th, 2023

GREAT FARM EXPERIENCE
Sep 23rd, 2023

Thank you for being a part of the Farm Tour! Seeing the process after making the yogurt was very fascinating.
Sep 12th, 2023

They sell an experimental product that they call buttermilk, but is in actuality yogurt. I picked it up a Whole Foods in Oregon. It wasted a trip and the ingredients that I used to cook a dish. It's now further wasting my time and money as I need to go back, return it and try again. The ingredients on the back are the same as yogurt and it tastes exactly like yogurt. You wouldn't be able to tell the difference in a blind taste test, because IT'S YOGURT! They obviously, as a dairy, don't know what buttermilk is. "Cultured buttermilk" is some experiment you're obviously playing with. What it is not is actually buttermilk. If you add something (the cultures) and it takes away the basic properties (it being actually buttermilk, the most important part of which is it tasting like BUTTERMILK) then you're not actually providing what's advertised. You're providing yogurt, which I already had in my cart. Maybe you should change your label to yogurt made from buttermilk and have it merchandised with yogurt. Though, still I don't think you actually made buttermilk. Where's the buttermilk portion? It's still full fat (cream on top) thus you didn't even make buttermilk to begin with. It's just yogurt people and them selling a product with a twist that is not in actuality the product they've advertised. Bottom line: if you add this to anything hoping to impart the flavor of buttermilk (the ONLY reason people by buttermilk) then you will be disappointed, as it's yogurt.
Jul 2nd, 2023