Ash Acres Dairy is a family dairy farm at Belton in Texas, bottling fresh raw milk they reckon is the best tasting in Bell County.
5898 Dice Grove Road Belton, TX 76513
Monday to Friday, 5pm to 7pm
4.9
From 89 reviews
I have purchased milk, eggs and cream from here. All their products are Wonderful and the people are friendly and helpful.
I was referred by my friend to Try Ash Acres Dairy Farm Milk. Absolutely worth the prize and taste of Milk is delicious.
I love this farm... the raw milk is incredibly sweet. Highly recommend. Easy ordering online. Easy pickup.
The best! I have been spoiled and refuse to buy milk at the grocery store now. Not when I can have all the goodies that come with raw milk. Don’t buy the lies. Also, it lasts a while before going ‘bad’.
This is the best milk I’ve had in a long time. It’s raw milk. It tastes absolutely amazing and I’ve noticed a huge difference in allergies. I don’t have as bad of allergies anymore. I highly recommend you try the duck eggs too. I am going to be making my fourth order. We will be trying the strawberry and chocolate milk because we love their milk and I’m sure their chocolate milk and strawberry milk is absolutely divine.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
We LOVE Ash Acres! We try to go to the Killeen pick up as often as we can, though it’s tricky with work schedules. They’re extremely kind and helpful. We had a rough, chaotic day and missed our pick-up and they were so accommodating and moved our order to the next pick-up time. The milk and cream are delicious, and I feel safe giving it to my family. We’ve tried some of their flavored milks and they were fine, but much too sweet for our tastes. The maple vanilla coffee creamer is very tasty! I hope we can come out to the farm one day!
The milk is fresh and organic.I went on site tour as well to know about the milking procedures as and the hygiene of the process. The cattle are allowed to roam freely in nature. I definitely recommend this. Cost per bottle is around 8-10$. The curd/ yoghurt out of the milk is tasty.. It’s about one hour drive from Austin and def worth the journey.
