
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
It only takes hours for fresh milk to be turned into delicious cheese at Crave Brothers Farmstead Cheese in Waterloo, WI – yes, literally just a few hours! This 3-generation farm family has a great story to tell. It’s one that’s been featured many times on national platforms like Good Morning America, Nightly News and now Inside the Bullseye. George and Debbie Crave pull back the curtain and give us a look at how this farm is run, the process of making cheese, the “old world” techniques they are still using, the sustainability efforts to preserve the land and something that might be shocking to you – the amount of technology that makes it all happen.
.
.
Learn more about the Crave Brothers Farmstead Cheese by clicking here - https://www.cravecheese.com/
You can order cheese online from here!
.
.
.
.
Are you following Inside the Bullseye on social media? Stay up to date on the latest episodes, share your feedback, ask your questions and learn something new that will connect you back to the farm. Inside the Bullseye is on both Facebook and Instagram (@insidethebullseye).
5
1616 ratings
It only takes hours for fresh milk to be turned into delicious cheese at Crave Brothers Farmstead Cheese in Waterloo, WI – yes, literally just a few hours! This 3-generation farm family has a great story to tell. It’s one that’s been featured many times on national platforms like Good Morning America, Nightly News and now Inside the Bullseye. George and Debbie Crave pull back the curtain and give us a look at how this farm is run, the process of making cheese, the “old world” techniques they are still using, the sustainability efforts to preserve the land and something that might be shocking to you – the amount of technology that makes it all happen.
.
.
Learn more about the Crave Brothers Farmstead Cheese by clicking here - https://www.cravecheese.com/
You can order cheese online from here!
.
.
.
.
Are you following Inside the Bullseye on social media? Stay up to date on the latest episodes, share your feedback, ask your questions and learn something new that will connect you back to the farm. Inside the Bullseye is on both Facebook and Instagram (@insidethebullseye).