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FETA

Countryside

FRENCH-STYLE FETA CHEESE IN EVOO & ITALIAN HERBS

(ZESTY & SAVORY)

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This French-style feta is cubed and jarred in a bath of extra virgin olive oil with Italian herbs. Our Normande cows’ milk makes a milder and richer feta than the goat or sheep milk typically found in the Greek style. This feta’s color and texture are truly gorgeous.

“Fresh feta, flavorful extra virgin olive oil, Italian herbs.”
“Great for an herby, salty feta dip.”
Need we say more

MADE WITH OUR:
100% organic milk.
Certified organic by MOFGA

AGED FOR:
This is a fresh ripened cheese,
it's not aged.

A FarmStead Product:
The cheese starts on the farm, and ends on the farm. Learn More

FLAVOR:

- Zesty & Savory
- Highly snackable!

Countryside is an Organic farmstead product

SOLAR POWERED PRODUCTION
AT OUR OFF-GRID FARM.
100% GLUTEN FREE;
no funny stuff.
Certified organic
since 2006.
Vegetarian Friendly;
made with Microbial Rennet.
SOLAR POWERED PRODUCTION
AT OUR OFF-GRID FARM.
100% GLUTEN FREE;
no funny stuff.
Certified organic
since 2006.
Vegetarian Friendly;
made with Microbial Rennet.
SOLAR POWERED PRODUCTION
AT OUR OFF-GRID FARM.
100% GLUTEN FREE;
no funny stuff.
Certified organic
since 2006.
Vegetarian Friendly;
made with Microbial Rennet.
SOLAR POWERED PRODUCTION
AT OUR OFF-GRID FARM.
100% GLUTEN FREE;
no funny stuff.
Certified organic
since 2006.
Vegetarian Friendly;
made with Microbial Rennet.

Our Land, Our Cows, Our Cheese.

After 20+ years of farming, we have our own way of working with our cows and making our award-winning farmstead cheeses.

Countryside FAQS

More Questions? Visit Our FAQ
Yes, it most definitely has to be refrigerated. Also note, the olive oil thickens when refrigerated. Quick tip: keep cheese underneath the olive oil’s surface for the longest shelf life. Also, when ready to serve, make sure the cap is on tight and place in warm water to melt the olive oil. Then you’re ready to serve.

Yes, we do! Our farm is completely off-the-grid: We use 60 solar panels to generate the bulk of our electricity, which is stored in a battery bank. Our diesel generator is tied into our solar, kicking on if battery levels drop too low, and during milking when a lot of equipment is running all at once.

We milk once per day in the morning. The cows walk up to the barn from the pastures. We have a tie-stall barn that has been converted into the milking parlor, where we can milk up to 12 cows at a time. The girls all have their favorite spot to stand. We have a pipeline system: a series of stainless steel pipes under vacuum provides pressure that mimics hand milking.