Happiness in a Cup: Dreaming Cow Yogurt
Perhaps you’ve strolled through the yogurt aisle at Central Market, mesmerized by the quality and selection. (Here’s hoping.) Should you suffer from decision paralysis, let us introduce you to Dreaming Cow New Zealand-style artisan yogurt, which is available exclusively at Central Market in Texas.
Dreaming Cow cream-top yogurt comes from happy, grass-fed Jersey cows roaming freely on family-owned and responsibly run Georgia farms. The custard-like yogurt is all-natural, non-homogenized and minimally processed. That means no refined sugars, stabilizers or starches and a distinct, tart taste.
It’s important to note these folks take “grass fed” very seriously. In fact, Dreaming Cow Creamery is one of the only year-round grass-fed dairies in the country. Many dairies claim grass fed but may only feed their cows a partial diet of grass in the late spring and summer. Dreaming Cow’s cows feed on grass—even in the winter.
So why is grass feeding important? In addition to being high in vitamin A and beta carotene, grass-fed cow’s milk has something in it called conjugated linoleic acids (CLA), which are cancer-fighting fatty acids. The takeaway: these are good fats! Plus you can feel good knowing that the cows producing the milk that went into your cup of Dreaming Cow yogurt live long, healthy lives.
Dreaming Cow yogurt is available in five yummy varieties: plain, honey pear, strawberry pomegranate, vanilla agave and maple ginger. Here’s the cool part: if you like Central Market on Facebook, you can download and print a coupon for a free Dreaming Cow yogurt, good December 19-26, 2011. One spoonful and you’ll be hooked.
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