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Woodside Farm Creamery
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Seasonal farm-stand ice cream made from the milk of an on-site Jersey cow herd, on a Delaware family farm since 1796.
Woodside Farm Creamery is a family-owned dairy farm and seasonal ice cream stand in Hockessin, Delaware. The Mitchell family established the farm in 1796, operating it as a dairy for 165 years before selling the herd in 1961. The farm returned to milking in 1995, and the creamery opened in 1998. Ice cream is made on-site using milk from the farm's herd of more than 30 Jersey cows. The menu spans classic flavors alongside distinctive house creations, served from a farm-stand with outdoor picnic seating. Woodside Farm was recognized by the state of Delaware as one of its Centennial Farms when the Mitchell family marked 200 years of family-owned farming in New Castle County in 1996. Learn more on their About Page.
Woodside Farm Creamery produces its ice cream using milk from its own on-farm herd of more than 30 Jersey cows, connecting the source of the milk directly to the finished product. The farm also maintains herds of sheep and goats as part of its working agricultural operation. In addition to the seasonal on-farm retail stand, Woodside Farm wholesales its ice cream to area restaurants and offers ice cream catering.
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