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| Location: Winchester |
12 May 2008 |
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| Re: Milk etc. |
Posted by: John Mason |
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HI I love your whole goats milk but why doesn't Sainsburys stock and other of your goods.
Your milk carton package needs a rethink with regard to the pull ring nearly everytime I open a package I spill the milk !! Is the ring the best may for security ?
John Mason. |
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| Location: Seaton Ross |
12 May 2008 |
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| Re: Sainsbury and milk packaging |
Posted by: St Helen's Farm |
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| In reply to Mr John Mason. Sainsbury do stock the whole and semi milk, and most stores will also have the goats cheese. Natural yogurt and goats butter are in most of the larger stores. Regrettably, they don't stock the flavoured yogurt, cream or our new skimmed milk. If there are any changes to this situation in the coming months, we will post the information up on the website. The ring pulls on the milk cartons are a standard design used throughout the beverage industry, particularly on milks and juices. If you find you are spilling some of the milk when opening it may help to apply less force when pulling the ring pull and just twisting slightly as you pull. |
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| Location: Manchester |
11 May 2008 |
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| Re: Crohns |
Posted by: Paula |
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| Hi, I have recently been diagnosed with crohns disease and have been in hospital with a very bad flare up. A friend suggested goats milk as it had helped her father. I had tried soya milk and thought it was horrible so I was not expecting to like goats. Well I was suprised it tastes just like normal milk but the benefits are far greater. I have noticed a great improvement with my crohns, skin and no longer wake up with nasal congestion. I am now going to try your other products. Thank you for a great product |
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| Location: London |
11 May 2008 |
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| Re: Goats milk latte's |
Posted by: Amanda Leak |
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| I am a total goat dairy covert and my digestion is much improved as a result. The one thing I miss though is having a latte in a nice coffee shop. The only alternative to cows milk is usually soya milk (which is horrible!) and I don't understand why the coffee shops don't use goats milk-it makes delicious latte. I live in hope. |
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| Location: Seaton Ross |
29 April 2008 |
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| Re: Organic |
Posted by: St Helen's Farm |
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In reply to Jen.
We have converted as much of our farm as we can at this moment in time. However, we do use organic principles as appropriate throughout our farming operations. |
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| Location: Seaton Ross |
29 April 2008 |
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| Re: Suitability for infants |
Posted by: St Helen's Farm |
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| Our natural and strawberry & vanilla yogurts are fine to give to infants as part of their weaning routine. Wildflower honey yogurt can be introduced from 1 year old. |
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| Location: oxford |
26 April 2008 |
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| Re: organic |
Posted by: jens spillner |
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Hello,
I love your yogurt and also your whole design.
You state that you changed a part of your land to organic. Why not try completely organic.
Jens |
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| Location: CHELTENHAM |
25 April 2008 |
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| Re: SUITABILITY FOR INFANTS |
Posted by: KDEVONS |
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| Hi, I was hoping you could offer some advise. Both myself and ny husband have a cow's milk whey intolerance, and therefore use your products. We now have a 7 month baby who is showing signs of intolerance to cow products, i.e eceama developing, wheezing. I was wondering if your yoghurts could be used as part of a weaning diet? Also have you thought of expanding your product range to include childrens products, as I am sure that there is a huge market out there. |
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| Location: Isle of Wight |
25 April 2008 |
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| Re: skin |
Posted by: Penny |
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| In reply to Shelley, i had very bad skin for years and also IBS, so i changed to goats milk 3 or 4 years ago and now my skin has cleared up and my stomach is better aswell. I would never go back to cows milk now. Definately try it, it worked for me!! |
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| Location: leicester |
24 April 2008 |
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| Re: Goats milk |
Posted by: shirley moran |
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Hello
Ihave just tried your Goats milk and cheese and i could not believe how lovely and creamy it is, i usually struggle to drink cows milk as it makes me feel unwell. but after tasting your goats milk i found that it did not have the same effect as cows milk, i now drink it and would not buy cows milk again.
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| Location: Seaton Ross |
21 April 2008 |
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| Re: Eczema |
Posted by: St Helen's Farm |
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In reply to Shelly. We do get many consumers telling us that goats milk really does help their eczema.
Hopefully, you'll hear from a few more! |
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| Location: Enfield |
20 April 2008 |
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| Re: skimmed goats milk |
Posted by: Lisa |
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Hi,
Thank you for starting to do skimmed milk, I've just danced around in joy!! I can't wait to for the low fat yogurts, and then I will be truly converted to goats milk products. I don't drink much milk so need to still eat cows milk yogurts for the low fat versions at the moment. And, your milk is so much better than other brands - I make my husband shop in a different store just for your milk!! |
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| Location: CLEETHORPES |
19 April 2008 |
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| Re: BENEFITS OF GOATS MILK |
Posted by: PAUL |
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| Up until a few months back I used to get frequent small "cuts" on my fingers, particularly to the side of my nails. I had tried various moisturising creams to no avail; had also been to the doctor's who prescribed some ointment which didn't work. At the time I only ever used cow's milk. One day (I don't know why) I tried some goats milk, carried on using it and found after a few weeks that I was no longer getting these "cuts". Maybe it's just coincidence but I do believe the goats milk was responsible for this. |
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| Location: East Sussex |
18 April 2008 |
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| Re: Lovely goats milk! |
Posted by: Tanya |
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| I've been using your goats milk for a good few months now and it really has made alot of improvements to my digestion. Cows milk is a lot heavier going on the digestive system and soya milk is such a rough bean. Switching to your goats milk has given me new faith in using dairy products and has proven to be alot milder than some other goats milk I have tried. |
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| Location: norfolk |
18 April 2008 |
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| Re: thankyou |
Posted by: L McKenna |
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| Just thought i would drop a line to say thankyou very much. I was told in January that i am dairy intolerant. After trying rice milk for a while (not my favorite) i decided to try St.Helens goats milk what a difference in my skin, fantastic. I have now converted the whole family. Yogurts, cheese included. |
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