600850 Tue Mar 03 13:23:08 -0800 2009 15 61 Austin 0 4470096 There's a new Dairy whose products are available at Whole Foods downtown: "Remember When." They pastureize at a much lower temp (and for a longer time) than other dairies and the result is a milk that tastes as close to raw as you can get. Also, some amino acids and other nutrients are preserved in the process and it's supposed to be really god for you. It's so good, I'm having trouble not guzzling the gallon I just bought. $5.99 per gallon and worth every penny. Tue Mar 03 13:23:08 -0800 2009 240828 austinfood 1 4470165 i have heard a lot about remember when, because greenling was carrying it for quite a while. people loved the taste, but they had to stop selling it because everyone was complaining about it spoiling in a day or so---- the message board was filled with the same reports. so, be careful if you can't guzzle that gallon! Tue Mar 03 13:36:56 -0800 2009 4470096 202980 dinaofdoom 2 4470387 Interesting post about that milk spoiling faster, that doesn't seem to make sense to me. i buy raw milk straight from the dairy and it lasts for weeks. i pay $7 a gallon Tue Mar 03 14:28:37 -0800 2009 4470165 99159 sbhlaw 3 4843789 Hey Y'all.... new here and missing my raw milk supplying near Houston. I was paying $7.00 per gallon and here the only goat milk place I found close to me charges $14 a gallon! sbhlaw...where do you get your milk? Is it cow or goat? Thanks! Jayden Austin Thu Jul 09 12:36:21 -0700 2009 4470387 1092281 JdenAustin 3 4844108 I've been buying raw goat yoghurt and am concerned about spoilage of it. If your raw milk lasts weeks, how long should I expect raw yoghert to last? It smells bad regardless so I can't gage freshness that way. I realize this may be a threadjack, so apologies in advance. Thu Jul 09 14:11:39 -0700 2009 4470387 102275 tokyomonamour 3 5162331 sbhlaw, from what dairy are you getting your raw milk? Fri Nov 06 16:51:46 -0800 2009 4470387 1122391 timsintx 2 4470401 Hmm, our Remember When milk spoils the normal 5-7 days after being opened. For Greenling's to spoil quicker it either got to hot somewhere on the way or wasn't reaching the customers in time. Tue Mar 03 14:31:03 -0800 2009 4470165 19611 Carter B. 3 4470594 according to greenling, they investigated the matter and couldn't figure out the why, so they stopped carrying it for now. Tue Mar 03 15:20:00 -0800 2009 4470401 202980 dinaofdoom 4 4470947 I got two half gallons of Remember When milk from Greenling last week, and it is available this week as well. It does seem to spoil a little faster than your average grocery store variety of milk, but it makes you realize that those other milks weren't all that good to start with. I also recommend trying their butter. The scent is amazing. Tue Mar 03 17:23:51 -0800 2009 4470594 193620 joneric 1 4471309 This might be a silly question, but I'm really new to raw dairy. Is there such a thing as raw skim milk? I absolutely love skim milk, but anything above tastes like pure cream to me and not good for drinking (great for coffee or cooking though). Also, could you make yogurt from this? Tue Mar 03 19:39:01 -0800 2009 4470096 81120 foodiegal71 2 4474810 I haven't tried making yogurt but I've made several batches of mozzarella from Remember When's whole milk and it's beautiful. Great for just drinking, too. Wed Mar 04 20:06:08 -0800 2009 4471309 81823 storefronteats 2 4859583 I get the Skim Remember When and make yogurt - with great results. I also add dry milk and a plain, storebough 8 oz for a starter. I get my Remember When @ Wheatsville, but they're out for the summer (rendering the name ironically appropriate). Tue Jul 14 20:52:04 -0700 2009 4471309 100356 RubySue 1 4473612 Remember When also sells at the downtown farmer's market (get there early!), Wheatsville, and (I think) People's RX. They have whole, 2%, skim, and buttermilk. I have also bought drinkable yogurt flavored with fruit from them. Mmmmm! Good tips from the Wheatsville folks on purchasing and storage here: http://wheatsville.blogspot.com/2008/11/thanksgiving-new-patio-wow.html Contact the dairy here: http://www.rememberwhendairy.com/ Wed Mar 04 13:33:06 -0800 2009 4470096 24991 mkwng 2 4473660 Thanks! I can't wait to try it. Wed Mar 04 13:44:57 -0800 2009 4473612 81120 foodiegal71 1 4847760 To each his own, but GOD! How can any adult get excited about drinking milk? Yuck! Fri Jul 10 16:22:58 -0700 2009 4470096 136853 marfaboy 1 4865362 Thanks everyone for posting about this - I've been looking for more options re: local and natural milk. I've actually been looking for milk that's hormone-free. Organic and unpasteurized are GREAT but really expensive. Has anyone found affordable hormone-free milk around here? I only know of Promised Land, which is too pricey considering I just can't seem to use it all before it goes bad. Thu Jul 16 14:54:49 -0700 2009 4470096 275512 2kindsofcheese