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A few years ago two young Fraser Valley women decided to continue their family’s century-old farming traditions and start a business that produces artisan cheeses,
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Golden Ears Cheesecrafters Ltd. is a family owned and operated artisan cheese and farm gate shop. We hand-craft a variety of artisan cheeses, curds and butter from the Jersey herd next door.
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Meet BC cheesemakers The Davison Family of Golden Ears Cheesecrafters May 06, 2015 The Davison Family produces local dairy into artisanal cheeses in Maple Ridge, BC.
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See original article here Golden Ears Cheesecrafters – Characteristically Smooth The Davison Family – Golden Ears Cheesecrafters Some of us here at SPUD just recently learned that there is a Grand Prix Cheese Awards. Much to our dismay, it in fact does not involve rolling wheels of cheese down the streets of Canada… but it’s definitely a tight race! Local SPUD supplier Golden Ears Cheesecrafters has previously made it in as a finalist, beating varieties from cheese makers all over Canada, and with good reason! Placing that well in this highly esteemed contest is simply a testament to the care
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See original article here Golden Ears Cheesecrafters is the Fraser Valley’s newest Artisan Cheese processing facility and local food shop. It is a compilation of talents that seamlessly came together for the Davison Family. Being a part of a farming family in Maple Ridge, since 1902, the four family members have made a move to extend the legacy of their family for many years to come. “If we lived in Maple Ridge, I’d be here all the time for cheese. It’s a good feeling to be supporting a local company that makes fresh food from scratch, rather than the faceless