Younglers ? - Schulung's ?
2 of Springfield's favorite food vendors are, of course, Young's Jersey Dairy (technically just north of Yellow Springs) and hometown favorite, Schuler's Bakery. The two businesses have decided to sell one another's products. Schuler's won't have a fountain but will sell ice cream by the pint at their Derr Rd store in northern Springfield & Young's will hawk Schuler's pastries.
Now they just need a rack to sell Mumford's Potato Chips.
nom...

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Enter, Cheese
Young's Jersey Dairy on route 68 just north of Yellow Springs has finally added cheese to the mix. Long known for their milk and ice cream, I am kinda puzzled why they weren't making cheese already. They don't seem interested in any crazy designer cheeses, opting, instead, for Cheddar, Jack & Colby. They have also set up a Twitter account so, I guess, we can expect hourly Twitter updates on the aging of the cheeses.

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Happy 140 !

Young's Jersey Dairy turns 140.
Young's milk is like a milkshake alone, their milkshakes ?
mmmmmmmmmmmm
Young's was one of the last dairies in Ohio to sell raw milk, til our nanny state gummint shut that down.
Young's is considered one of the top tourist type places in the Dayton area. Well, it's usually associated with Yellow Springs and is closer to Springfield than Dayton, but what the hell.
In the 70s we almost always made a pit stop at Young's after movies at the Little Art Theater in Yellow Springs. Well, if the line wasn't too long.
When you go today, note the barn to the south of the store. The little white outcropping in the front used to be the store. No, there was no Putters and Udders back then.
ok, I have now posted twice in one day about milkshakes. jeezle

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