Travel to Florida

[Guest guest]

I'm visiting relatives in Florida (Boca/Deerfield area) next week and

am trying to find meat/dairy sources. I know that raw milk is sold for

pet consumption, and the local Whole Foods says they sell it, but I'm

not sure what brands or if it tends to sell out. Would also like to

find some organic, grassfed meats. Any recommendations appreciated.

I should tell you that our trip to St. Louis went well. Since we were

driving for that trip, we froze a few gallons of our cow share milk

and that worked well. After we got tired of eating cheese and kippered

snacks in our hotel, we found some good seafood restaurants, as well

as a really great Irish pub and restaurant called the Dubliner. They

had locally grown, organic lamb and pork (available together as a

mixed grill with the best sausage I've had), mussels, lamb pasties,

naturally raised hamburger, etc. Anyone that visits there should check

it out.

Best,

Bill

[Guest guest]

There is a farmer I know who used to have his stuff delivered to the

Miami area. His name is Dennis and you can reach him at

thisisdennis@... He is a perfectionist when it comes to his

cow's milk. The delivery fee was too steep for me plus his milk is

pricey but absolutely worth it.

Also Sea Breeze Organic Farm. Phone: (772) 489-7905

The raw cow's milk at Whole Foods is from Golden Fleece and it tasted

so horrible and then later I found out they give the cows commercial

feed. but I liked the goat's milk from them and use it for my kefir

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>

> I'm visiting relatives in Florida (Boca/Deerfield area) next week

and

> am trying to find meat/dairy sources. I know that raw milk is sold

for

> pet consumption, and the local Whole Foods says they sell it, but

I'm

> not sure what brands or if it tends to sell out. Would also like to

> find some organic, grassfed meats. Any recommendations appreciated.

>

> I should tell you that our trip to St. Louis went well. Since we

were

> driving for that trip, we froze a few gallons of our cow share milk

> and that worked well. After we got tired of eating cheese and

kippered

> snacks in our hotel, we found some good seafood restaurants, as well

> as a really great Irish pub and restaurant called the Dubliner. They

> had locally grown, organic lamb and pork (available together as a

> mixed grill with the best sausage I've had), mussels, lamb pasties,

> naturally raised hamburger, etc. Anyone that visits there should

check

> it out.

>

> Best,

> Bill

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the contacts. I will try them.

>

> There is a farmer I know who used to have his stuff delivered to the

> Miami area. His name is Dennis and you can reach him at

> thisisdennis@... He is a perfectionist when it comes to his

> cow's milk. The delivery fee was too steep for me plus his milk is

> pricey but absolutely worth it.

>

> Also Sea Breeze Organic Farm. Phone:

>

> The raw cow's milk at Whole Foods is from Golden Fleece and it tasted

> so horrible and then later I found out they give the cows commercial

> feed. but I liked the goat's milk from them and use it for my kefir

>

>

>