Buttermilk???

[jdoll]

Acme in Middletown does indeed always have Buttermilk. But if you want a special treat go to the Dutch Farmers Market in Middletown and buy it from the milk/cheese family there. IMHO buttermilk is better out of a glass bottle.

[momonthemove]

I will have to try the Farmer's Market dairy section later this week. But, for now scones baking in the oven with the Acme brand buttermilk

[queenofbavaria]

for baking I can live with the supermarket brand pretty good and can not tell about a big difference. but - if I have to DRINK it, I would always go for the amish one.
that's just toooo yummy ! I also like their milk in glas bottles and jars, that's like shopping back in germany

[TNSouthernBelle]

Guess I'll go down and try the Amish farm or the market in Middletown then because I went to four stores (all different ones) in Newark and Elkton and found no buttermilk of any kind.

[rdlr]

Originally Posted by little eggplant

rdlr - once again you have the right stuff! Have already marked my map with these routes. I use the Bicycle Maps published by the state - one for each county - and they are great for car travelling, too; I have mine marked, highlighted, and dog-eared from use!

Thank you! Those bicycle maps are the best, little eggplant! Much better than those ADC maps, I think. The Amish always put signs out at the end of their lanes, as I said. Today I saw "fresh honey" and "goat cheese" signs. When I was a child, a lot of my neighboring playmates were Amish, and we are still friends.They really taught me good work ethic!