Raw milk in Yorkshire?

lucyvdb7

Does anyone know of anywhere in west yorkshire that supplies organic raw (unpasteurised) milk? There was a dairy in Denby Dale, and he didn't renew his license to continue selling raw milk, I don't know of anywhere else unless I pay ridiculously high rates and get it delivered from south of London somewhere. Thanks!

pawsies

Ask on here?

https://www.facebook.com/groups/417341528307159/?fref=ts

Gigervamp

Here are a few links. The nearest one to you is Wheelbirks who are in Northumberland. The others are further south, but do deliveries.
Foulgers Dairy (Suffolk)
John's Jerseys (Herefordshire)
Hook and Son (East Sussex)

Also, have you tried Bigbarn?

yangptangkipperbang

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/news/raw-milk-should-be-sold-in-vending-machines-says-fsa-9619500.html

DPJames

I'm curious as to why anyone would want unpasteurised milk? What are the benefits?

geordie_joe

DPJames wrote: »

I'm curious as to why anyone would want unpasteurised milk? What are the benefits?

Try reading this page

http://www.foulgersdairy.co.uk/raw-milk/raw-milk-debate.html

iblametheparents

I get 20 litres delivered from Barton Farm Dairy: http://www.bartonfarmdairy.co.uk/

£1 per litre, max 20 litres per box and £6.49 delivery.

gik

Based on fifteen years experience in the Dairy Industry and 30+ years as a Microbiologist I tell you don't consume unpasteurised milk...doing so has killed people. E. coli 0157.

gik

geordie_joe wrote: »

Try reading this page

http://www.foulgersdairy.co.uk/raw-milk/raw-milk-debate.html

Factually incorrect unfortunately.

[Deleted User]

A friend buys her raw milk from York Farmers' market. Do an internet search for the next time the markets are on at York.

geordie_joe

gik wrote: »

Factually incorrect unfortunately.

I totally agree, especially as it said the same thing as you. Have you read the rubbish it says?

"there were also health risks with drinking raw milk. These were particularly tuberculosis, brucellocis, and bad bacteria such as Salmonella, E. coli and Campylobacter."

and

"Long-held safety concerns over pathogens found in unpasteurised milk mean that it is banned in Scotland, and banned from shops and supermarkets in England, Northern Ireland and Wales."

and

"the risks from drinking unpasteurised milk are just too great".

As you say "Factually incorrect unfortunately".