[display-posts ID= “6687, 6686, 6720, 6719, 6729, 6718, 6728, 6727, 6726, 6735, 6734″ orderby=”title” order=”ASC” posts_per_page=”50″ title=”Coffee Shop FAQs”] Do you have promotional material that I can use in my shop? Yes, we do. We have leaflets, posters and door / window stickers. You can order these via the form below…
[display-posts ID= “6687, 6686, 6720, 6719, 6729, 6718, 6728, 6727, 6726, 6735, 6734″ orderby=”title” order=”ASC” posts_per_page=”50″ title=”Coffee Shop FAQs”] What are your prices? For a full, up-to-date price list, please enter your email here…
[display-posts ID= “6687, 6686, 6720, 6719, 6729, 6718, 6728, 6727, 6726, 6735, 6734″ orderby=”title” order=”ASC” posts_per_page=”50″ title=”Coffee Shop FAQs”] How does ordering work? All ordering is done via this website here. This is much quicker for you than having to phone an order in. Doing it this way means that you can make and amend … Read more
[display-posts ID= “6687, 6686, 6720, 6719, 6729, 6718, 6728, 6727, 6726, 6735, 6734″ orderby=”title” order=”ASC” posts_per_page=”50″ title=”Coffee Shop FAQs”] Can I speak to someone about setting up an account? You can give Dave a call on 07496 512276. He’ll be able to answer any questions that you may have. If Dave is unavailable, the Farm … Read more
[display-posts ID= “6687, 6686, 6720, 6719, 6729, 6718, 6728, 6727, 6726, 6735, 6734″ orderby=”title” order=”ASC” posts_per_page=”50″ title=”Coffee Shop FAQs”] How do I set up an account? Click here and fill out your details. After roughly 24 hrs, once the Office have checked things over, you’ll be good to go. The office telephone number is 01292 … Read more
What is ‘Non-Standardised’ Milk? ‘Non-standardised’ basically means that no Cream has been skimmed off the top of the Milk. Or, to put it another way, all the natural goodness that the Cows produce has been left in.
What does ‘Batch-Pasteurised’ mean? Pasteurisation is the process of heating Milk to destroy any harmful bacteria that may be present before bottling / packaging takes place. Batch-pasteurised Milk means that the Milk has been heated at lower temperature for a longer time to retain the most Organic flavour and so as not to destroy any … Read more
What is the difference between ‘Pasture Fed’ and ‘Grass Fed’? ‘Grass Fed’ means at some point the animal has eaten some grass, whereas ‘Pasture Fed’ means that all the animal has eaten is grass. No cereals or other non-grass feed. ‘Pasture Fed’ is therefore better than ‘Grass Fed’.
We would say that it depends who you speak to! If you’re speaking to us then whole milk means exactly what you would expect – all of the milk that our awesome herd of Ayrshire Cows produce (pasteurised, of course). Ayrshire Cows produce between 4.5% & 4.9% cream, depending on what time of the year … Read more