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What is cream-line milk? 

11/16/2015

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All milk at Edgewood Creamery is cream-line milk. 

Creamline Milk is one of the most natural forms of milk. It is pasteurized, just like most milk found on store shelves, but the biggest difference is that the milk is not homogenized. 

Homogenization is, briefly, the process after pasteurization where the milk is mixed and the cream line (or fat content) is permanently mixed into the body of the milk. Homogenization uses very high pressure to break down the fat molecules in milk into very small particles so that they can dissolve into the rest of the milk. Some believe that many of the health benefits of milk are lost during this process. Most importantly, many believe that milk loses its flavor during this process.

Edgewood Creamery's milk is made through a traditional practice with a minimal amount of processing. Resulting in a healthier non-homogenized milk, retaining the proverbial “cream line”. 

There is one notable con with non-homogenized creamline milk, which is the need to give it a slight shake before enjoying.

Whole milk found in a typical store is normally 3.25% fat with added vitamins. Most cow milk has a higher fat content than 3.25%. In fact, our cow's milk averages around 4% fat, though this varies throughout the year depending upon the quality of the grass the cows are eating. We do not add anything to our milk, so it is simply: MILK. 

​We pasteurize our milk using a vat pasteurizer. We can pasteurize up to 465 gallons of milk at a time. We pasteurize at a low temperature, 147 degrees for 33 minutes, which is barely above the legal limit.
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  • About Us
    • Store Hours
    • Cheese & Dairy Facts
    • Edgewood Dairy History
    • ASAP Certified
    • Edgewood Creamery History
    • Meet the Fletcher's
    • In The News
    • Cave-Aged
    • What is cream-line milk?
  • Contact Us
    • Directions
  • Events
    • Farm Tours
  • Cheese Shop
    • WHERE TO BUY
    • Recipes
    • Cheese Care
    • Old-fashioned, Cream-line Milk
    • Chocolate Cream-line Milk
    • Ozark Mountain Blue
    • Edgewood Cheddar
    • Fromage Blanc
    • Cheese Curds
    • Farmhouse Original