creamery

[ kree-muh-ree ]

/ ˈkri mə ri /

a place where milk and cream are processed and where butter and cheese are produced.

a place for the sale of milk and its products.

a place where milk is set to form cream.

Origin of creamery

An Americanism dating back to 1870–75; cream + -ery

Sharpe Holdings Inc.* Missouri corporation that is involved in the farming, dairy, creamery, and cheese-making industries.

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Produced in the creamery adjacent to the milking parlor, Woodside Farm ice cream is more cream-sweet than sugar-sweet.

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As of November of last year, the Creamery stopped offering “Sandusky Blitz.”

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This condition is of the utmost importance in the destruction of bacteria in the dairy and creamery.

Outlines of dairy bacteriology |H. L. Russell

The fox was trailed by the dogs past Regele's creamery, when the trail came abruptly to an end.

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In the meanwhile he was keenly anxious to secure an interest in the creamery.

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A week later an employee at the creamery also contracted the fever, the residence of the latter being marked B on the diagram.

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Where such conditions prevail, the spread of the disease in the creamery district is exceedingly rapid.

Outlines of dairy bacteriology |H. L. Russell

creamery

/ (ˈkriːmərɪ) /

an establishment where milk and cream are made into butter and cheese

a place where dairy products are sold

a place where milk is left to stand until the cream rises to the top