Thrift/Outlet stores in Logan? (Smithfield, North Logan: purchase, university, prices)

[BuckeyezRule]

I have been to Gossner's & Pepperidge Farm, & know of Creamies/Fat Boy. What other outlet/thrift food stores are there in & around Logan/Smithfield/Richmond? Thx! =) Sorry, any outlets. I've heard of a ziplock/bag outlet too.

[easternerDC]

Here is a short list:

Utah State University Aggie Ice Cream
Utah State University has played an important role in pioneering the production of ice cream. You can sample a taste of this dreamy ice cream in an assortment of flavors. You can also sample Aggie Cheese!
750 North 1200 East, Logan
(435) 797-2109

Bluebird Candy Factory (Group Tours only)
Bluebird Candy has been in Cache Valley since the early 1900's. It is still being hand-dipped. The candy company is one of the local's favorites.
75 West Center and 446 1/2 North Main, Logan
(435) 753-3670

Cache Valley Cheese Farm Store
Dairy farming and cheese production have been a part of life in Cache Valley since the turn of the century. Cache Valley Cheese is one of the local cheese brands and is available in most grocery stores in the area. The cheese factory is located in Amalga, just west of Smithfield. The factory is not open to the public. There is a small farm store next to the factory that carries Cache Valley cheese and farming and ranching supplies.
2180 West 6550 North, Amalga
Gossner Foods, Inc.
(435) 563-4744

Casper's Ice Cream
Casper's is located in Richmond, a town that celebrates dairy farming at its annual Black and White Days. The malt shop makes delicious dairy treats, including Casper's famous Fat Boy ice cream sandwich and Casco ice cream sundaes on a stick.
11805 North 200 East, Richmond
(435) 258-2477

Cox Honeyland
This honey business has been owned by the same family since 1929. The intermountain area, known for its dry climate, is considered one of the best areas for production of low-moisture honey that stores well. A glass observation hive on the premises allows visitors to watch the bees at work. Discover why Utah is known as the "beehive" state. The shop features gourmet honey products and unique gift items.
1780 South Hwy. 89-91, Logan
(435) 752-3234

Gossner Foods
This company was founded in 1966 by Edwin Gossner, a cheesemaker from Switzerland. Edwin chose Cache Valley to start his cheese business because the conditions were ideal, similar to those in Switzerland. The company is still owned by the Gossner family. They specialize in many varieties of cheese, as well as milk and whipping cream that can be stored on a shelf and does not need to be refrigerated. The milk process was pioneered at Utah State University. In the shop, you can purchase "squeaky" cheese curds, discount cheese products, boxed milk and juice products, and an ice cream cone. Bring your coolers and fill them up!
1000 West 1000 North, Logan
Gossner Foods, Inc.
(435) 752-9365

Heart to Heart Foods, Inc.
Heart to Heart is known for making the famous Creamie ice cream bar. The factory is open to the public during the summer - call for times. Or, in downtown Logan, visit Charlie's Supreme Ice Cream for a scoop of Charlie's Supreme Ice Cream or a Creamie!
142 West 3200 North, North Logan
(435) 753-9602

Pepperidge Farms Outlet Store
You can purchase factory-fresh Pepperidge Farm cookies and crackers for outlet prices!
901 North 200 West, Richmond
(435) 258-2491

[kaytidid]

Isn't Malt O Meal up that way, too?

[easternerDC]

Originally Posted by kaytidid

Isn't Malt O Meal up that way, too?

Malt o Meal is in tremonton, UT. Don't think they offer factory tours.

[blkent]

@ easternerDC

What about a PJ factory or other places that sell items besides food? Also, isn't there a meat factory, that wasn't on this list? What kind of outlet or factory direct deals/places are in Logan. I'm struggling to get a list put together so we can drive the long drive and make the best of our visit. Any tips are appreciated.