Goats Butter, Cream and Ice Cream
We put our fresh goats’ milk through a separator in the dairy, which means that we extract the cream from the milk. Some of this cream is then added back to the skimmed milk to make whole or semi-skimmed. The surplus cream we use to make our goats’ butter or double goats’ cream.St Helen’s Farm goats’ butter is made by churning the cream in a large stainless steel vessel, which drains off the buttermilk and thickens the cream. To this, we add a small amount of colouring and salt.
The beta-carotene colour we use helps to give the butter a more attractive appearance. If we didn’t, the butter would have an ice-white colour, rather like cooking lard! The salt is to give the butter a little more flavour and to preserve the butter so that it has a reasonable shelf life once it is made.


Double goats’ cream is packed fresh each day, into small pots. The cream has a distinctive ice-white appearance and is suitable for pouring or whipping and is perfect for cooking.
It is particularly useful for making ice cream, for which we have a recipe listed under our recipe section on this website. Alternatively, we also have ways of making ice cream using our yogurt instead of cream.

Smooth in texture and with a delicious taste, it is suitable for a cows’ milk free diet, uses only natural ingredients and is gluten and egg free and suitable for vegetarians.
So there is a real alternative for those of you who are avoiding cows’ milk but are fine with goats’ milk – you can now enjoy a delicious ice cream with your fruit or dessert.
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