Malawry Posted April 25, 2009 Posted April 25, 2009 This is a very fun event. I've taken my son before and we both had a great time.
goodeats Posted April 26, 2009 Posted April 26, 2009 This is a very fun event. I've taken my son before and we both had a great time.It was indeed a lot of fun, with the warm weather bringing out lots of families and happy faces with various colored ice cream beards or mustaches. Thanks to Don for suggesting a great place that gebaby could explore and exert his toddler energy. There were hay rides, carriage rides, calf feeding and petting areas, egg hatching watching shed, a makeshift tube slide atop of a haystack tower that kids loved climbing on, a gravel pile with plenty of trucks and tractors to play with, as well as tractors to sit on, a corn shucking machine, and an old-fashioned ice cream churner that kids can take turns cranking. Food-wise, there was a fantastic customized-omelette station for $6 with fresh farm eggs, and a pit beef or pulled pork sandwich for $5 or combo of $8 for sandwich, fries and drink. Fries were $3 for hand-cut, thick ones that were pretty decent, and hot dogs and hamburgers available. Also on hand were organic granolas from another vendor for $6-7, cheese and milk samples, and the best fresh-squeezed, all-natural, no-sugar-added orange juice I've had in awhile sample by Natalie's Orchid Island (gebaby had 3 of the mini-jugs they handed out). There was South Mountain Creamery ice cream from the truck or the convenience store across the way. Plenty of seating to eat food. Line to get food was long. If you do go, there isn't a soap dispenser. There is a washing station and plenty of hand sanitizer. So, bring wipes of some sort. Continues tomorrow from 10am-5pm, I believe. Shots of the farm: Natalie's Orchid Island Juices (available at TJ and Wegman's as the generic brown cap): Free-range Chicken:
DonRocks Posted April 26, 2009 Author Posted April 26, 2009 Fries were $3 for hand-cut, thick ones that were pretty decent I thought the fries were awesome! Pit beef sandwich, meh. I petted a cow and it licked my elbow.
Michael Landrum Posted April 26, 2009 Posted April 26, 2009 I petted a cow and it licked my elbow. Best. Date. Ever.
Malawry Posted April 26, 2009 Posted April 26, 2009 My pit beef sandwich sucked. I tried putting BBQ sauce on it to see if it improved matters and was rewarded with an excess of liquid smoke. Ick. OTOH, the ice cream that lady was churning in the barn was really good.
MBK Posted April 26, 2009 Posted April 26, 2009 Agreed. Both the pit beef and the pork sandwiches were "meh" ... but the chocolate-raspberry-fudge brownie shake was pretty darn tasty.
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