Dairy Month
A Splash of Milk & Nostalgia
The same way that the 90s have a special place in our hearts, dairy has a special place in our coffees. We figured, why not combine them? A little moo with our brew.
Andrea Barber
Played Kimmy Gibbler on Full House
Chris Kirkpatrick
Member of boy band, *NSYNC
Sir Mix-A-Lot
90’s rapper known for “Baby Got Back”
Will Friedle
Played Eric Matthews on Boy Meets World
Moo-ve Back in Time
From creation to consumption, a lot of fun can be had over a glass of milk, a slice of cheese, or an ice cream cone—regardless of what generation you’re from. Dairy serves as the ultimate brain food, so you can remember the good times.
Dairy Never Goes Out of Style
Moo-tivated to Keep a Happy Herd
We care for our cows the same way you (should’ve) cared for your Tamagotchi pet: ensuring that their essential needs are met, so they can flourish. The overall health and happiness of the herd are important in producing quality milk.
Milking a Difference with Sustainable Practices
We love the 90s, but we also keep our eyes turned towards the future. One way we’re reducing our environmental footprint is by using methane digesters. These break down organic material like cow manure to create biogas, which can be converted into electricity or fuel. (If you don’t care about our planet, talk to the hand.)
All That from a Glass of Milk
From calcium that keeps our bones as strong as 90s hip hop culture to protein that delivers the energy of a Spice Girls concert, dairy fuels us up for the day ahead. One glass of milk packs in 13 essential nutrients and 8 grams of protein that keep you healthy.
Full [Farm] House
Believe it or not, cows are all about consistency. (It’s the same as when you used to wait for your favorite TV show’s new episode to air at 6 pm.) Take a virtual tour of Ponderosa Dairies Farm outside of Las Vegas to get the inside scoop about life on a farm.
Tour a Dairy Farm