Creamy Acres Creamery is a small cheese business run by Kyle and Nicole, two young entrepreneurs on their family dairy farm in Troy, Maine.
Licensed in the spring of 2022, they make farmstead cheese in small batches with milk from the farm's herd of 20 Registered Jerseys, which graze the pastures all summer and eat dry hay and balage from neighbouring fields through the winter.
They currently make four types of cheese in a variety of flavours, sold alongside their own bottled milk. A self serve farm stand at the farm is open daily, and you can also find them at the Bangor Farmers Market on Sunday and in a handful of shops around Maine.
472 Bagley Hill Road, Troy, Maine 04987
Open daily, 24 hours
4.6
From 10 reviews
Great prices on the Raw milk and good selection and cheeses are really good. The milk I love it very fresh and last really well.
Love the milk and cheese. Nicole and Kyle are amazing people and they love farming. Its great to see young folks taking care of the family farm.
Best milk ever. My son loooves their chocolate milk! Great business!
Cute little self serve stand out front, refriderator and freezer stocked with products, cash only. I'm very happy I veered off the main road to stop and buy some cheese. The cheese is very tasty!
Great family business - support you small business owners! The HATER that posted a 1-star rating is obviously a derelict, nobody should do stuff like that, he doesn't even have a profile name, and has only poster 1 review. "YOU CAN'T FIX STUPID" - Ron White.
I buy a LOT of raw milk from Uncle Dean's in Waterville. Brand doesn't matter- I only pay attention to the sell buy date as I never know if we're going to go through three or six gallons per week. I've purchased Creamy Acres on a few occasions and have been very pleased each time. I don't normally leave reviews, but was saddened to see a one-star left by someone who wasn't even properly reviewing the business or a product. I can't review the cheeses or how I've been treated by the creamery, as I've not had either experience, but the milk is fantastic, and that gets 5 stars!
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