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Archive for October 6, 2007
Open Creamery Day in Maine!
October 6, 2007 by Sara Zoe.
Sunday October 7, 11 am - 3pm, brought to you by the Maine Cheese Guild.
Maps and creamery information.
If you are here on the Seacoast, a lot of these creameries will be a pretty far distance. But Silvery Moon Creamery, makers of wonderful cow’s milk cheeses such as mozzarella, cheddar, brie, and more, is in Westbrook, just outside of Portland, Maine. And you can stock up on beef, butter, and a variety of other local foods while you’re there.
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