Maple View Farm

MVF Guestbook 2006

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What is your egg nog schedule? Even though Christmas has passed, I would like some more egg nog and I would love to know if you still have egg nog ice cream! Thanks!
Melinda <write_melinda@hotmail.com>
Morrisville, NC USA - Wednesday, December 27, 2006 at 07:01:48 (EST)
From Farmer Bob: We usually make one batch of eggnog for the season. So, when you see it, you'll need to buy what you want for the season. Our eggnog ice cream is also a seasonal flavor. But there may be some of both left at the country store, call and check! - Farmer Bob.
I would like to add my request for ingredients in your eggnog. You don't have to give out your secret list of spices, but knowing what kind of sweeteners, thickening agents, preservatives, etc. might be in that bottle is very important. I thought that kind of thing was required by the government for consumables?
Ken Molay <kenmolay@iname.com>
Cary, NC USA - Thursday, December 21, 2006 at 00:27:07 (EST)
The best skim milk I've ever tasted, hands down.
Aaron
Cary, NC USA - Wednesday, December 13, 2006 at 09:42:56 (EST)
Hi, I was wondering if you had ingredient lists for your Egg Nog and Chocolate Milk. I love them both, and would like to take some back home for the holidays (to folks who are pretty detail-oriented when it comes to their ingredients) I was wondering what type of sweeteners, colorings, and flavorings you use in each. Cheers!
Ian S.
Durham, NC USA - Thursday, December 07, 2006 at 08:20:56 (EST)
My wife wrote you a few weeks ago asking about your eggnog. I was wondering, do you sell your eggnog with a Christmas Logo and dated with the current year? I ask because I collected the bottles from the dairy we went to in California.
Ken Meredith <sixmerediths@earthlink.net>
Havelock, NC USA - Wednesday, December 06, 2006 at 20:12:01 (EST)
From Farmer Bob: No, we just use our regular glass bottles, but you make a good suggestion. If you have extra bottles from California, bring one by the Country Store location and add it to our collection of bottles we've received! - Farmer Bob.
I was recently home for Thanksgiving and happened to stop by your Hillsborough store for some ice cream. Your Chocolate Orange Ice Cream was was so creamy and delicious. I think you were serving it as a special, but I hope you make a part of your normal selections year round. It was sooo good.
Laura Dodson <ldodson@odu.edu>
Chesapeake, VA USA - Friday, December 01, 2006 at 11:21:52 (EST)
Do you sell gift certificates? I think a family trip for ice cream would be a nice present for someone I know.
Alice
USA - Wednesday, November 29, 2006 at 21:34:55 (EST)
Havelock, NC USA - Thursday, November 23, 2006 at 00:10:33 (EST)
From Farmer Bob: Yes, Gift Certificates are available from each of our three stores! Our December Ice Cream Specials will be hard to top (Almond Joy, Cherry Pistachio, Party Peppermint and Chocolate Peppermint)! - Farmer Bob.
We recently moved to North Carolina from California. We had a favorite diary that sold good ole fashioned Egg Nog in glass bottles. We found your web site when looking for a dairy to continue our holiday tradition with but it did not say if you make Egg Nog. We see you make Egg Nog ice cream so we're hopeful that you also make it in liquid form. If not do you know of a dairy that does? Preferable as close to the coast as possible.
Ken & Jeri Meredith <sixmerediths@earthlink.net>
Havelock, NC USA - Thursday, November 23, 2006 at 00:10:33 (EST)
From Farmer Bob: We do have eggnog, and it's in our glass bottles! Our eggnog ice cream tastes much the same, but nothing tops a big glass of eggnog fresh from the bottle. What a wonderful tradition you have! Keep it up with our eggnog. - Farmer Bob.
Best skim milk I have ever had.
Mary <mlr1tiger@hotmail.com>
Durham, NC USA - Sunday, October 22, 2006 at 18:06:26 (EDT)
Was looking for a place that sells home made cow butter and fresh milk.
Charles and Linda Ball <lindacharlin@aol.com>
Enoree, SC USA - Monday, October 16, 2006 at 10:20:24 (EDT)
We have been coming to your dairy/store off and on since it opened and recently switched to your milk and milk products exclusively. You have the best milk I've ever tasted and the icecream... Unbelievable,(& no chemicals or hormones). Great customer service. I have been spreading the word to friends and neighbors, at least to the ones that don't already know about your wonderful dairy. Thank you.
Clayton & Naomi Smith <afsp90_96@yahoo.com>
Saxapahaw, NC USA - Wednesday, October 04, 2006 at 03:52:24 (EDT)
Thank you for showing us the dairy and country store on our staff retreat with Rett Davis yesterday. I had a wonderful time and learned so much about your business! The chocolate milk and the ice cream tasted great! What a treat! Thanks again for all your hospitality.
Karin Cousineau <Karin_Cousineau@ncsu.edu>
Burlington, NC USA - Thursday, September 28, 2006 at 11:12:37 (EDT)
Thanks to Mr. Bob Nutter, to Roger Nutter, and to Jeremy McCain for your hospitality and behind-the-scenes tour to the Alamance County Extension Staff of the dairy farm, the milk processing & bottling plant and the ice cream store. We had a blast! Love that double-chocolate ice cream!
Jenny Wilson <jenny_wilson@ncsu.edu>
Haw River, NC USA - Thursday, September 28, 2006 at 11:01:28 (EDT)
I'm also a transplant from Maine. Took my family on a wonderful road trip to your store last weekend. The ice cream was "wicked good". We're hooked.
Paul Lowell
Apex, NC USA - Monday, September 25, 2006 at 22:18:45 (EDT)
Just tried your chocolate milk for the first time. Best I've ever had!!! Good work
John Lewis <jonlewis@bellsouth.net>
Cary, NC USA - Sunday, September 24, 2006 at 10:45:23 (EDT)
I have heard wonderful comments about your ice cream. With the huge and growing demand for Green Tea, will you be making any Green Ginger Ice Cream? It's a green tea flavour with little chunks of cristalized ginger. The flavour is phenominal! I shall be in Orange County the end of April through the first week in May. Do you ship your ice cream to Western Canada? *just kidding! Thank you!
Mary Sennwald <sstormy1@telus.net>
Chase, BC Canada - Tuesday, September 19, 2006 at 21:43:01 (EDT)
I saw the web site and my daughters and I were interested in coming up for a visit. We were really interested in the cost's and if 'yall did anyhting special for Halloween? ie: scar crow making, pumkin carving contest and scary rides! I really look forward to seeing the beautiful place and hope you can find time to let me know the results of my questions. Thank you and have a blessed season.
Mashelle <mashelle13@earthlink.net>
Fayetteville, NC usa - Sunday, September 17, 2006 at 22:48:56 (EDT)
From Farmer Bob: The best thing we have going for us at Halloween is ice cream. Watch our web site for a special sundae or ice cream.... This year at this time ginger snap ice cream is the special.

Depending on the ages of your daughters they might want to climb on the big hay bale outside the store. If the weather is good, bring a picnic lunch. Picnic tables are outside.

In addition, there is a Corn Maze at McKee's Farm in northern Orange County. It is GREAT fun. Look them up on the internet at mckeemaze.com. Fayetteville is quite a distance from here. Perhaps a few more miles will make it a really *memorable* day! - Farmer Bob.

I saw you today on UNC-TV. I plan a visit real soon.
Ned Beasley <beezak@triad.rr.com>
Burlington, NC USA - Saturday, September 16, 2006 at 12:34:40 (EDT)
I saw the program about your farm on NC Weekend & was so intriuged. I cannot wait to visit & have some of your famous ice cream. I would love to buy some of your organic milk as well.
Diane Connell <gracie1_2001@yahoo.com>
Iron Station, NC USA - Saturday, September 16, 2006 at 10:42:11 (EDT)
Life would be much better with some of your chocolate-orange ice cream. Any chance that you'll make it again soon?
Jimmy D. <hunkajimmy@prodigy.net>
Durham, NC USA - Friday, September 08, 2006 at 23:34:21 (EDT)
Hey, is there any corn syrup in your chocolate milk? I couldn't find this information on the bottle or on your website. Thanks!
Peggy Taylor <peggytaylor@mindspring.com>
Durham, NC USA - Friday, August 25, 2006 at 22:07:28 (EDT)
Hi, Glad to see your milk is back on the shelves. It tastes how milk used to when you were little and the milk man would deliver it to the house. Do you ever have tours of the farm?
Gail Lorzing <glorzing@yahoo.com>
Burlington, NC USA - Tuesday, August 22, 2006 at 14:28:30 (EDT)
Hi! I'm Eleazar a dairy farm worker from Philippines. I want to broaden more my knowledge on dairy farm. I'm learning a lot about dairy farming through your internet website. Thanks!
Eleazar <eleazar_phil@yahoo.com.ph>
Baguio City, Philippines - Thursday, August 17, 2006 at 02:18:51 (EDT)
Congratulations on the clean test, I look forward to restocking my milk supplies, after going without I realize why I love Maple View Farms milk. Keep up the good work and thank you for your quick and responsible actions with this recall.
Matt C <Matt@carolinabrewery.com>
CARRBORO, NC USA - Wednesday, August 16, 2006 at 21:16:45 (EDT)
Your milk is the best we've tasted this side of the Atlantic - we wouldn't have any other! So glad to hear that you are back on the shelves, we'll still be buying it! Thanks.
Lynn Tomkins <lynn@tomkins.net>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Wednesday, August 16, 2006 at 09:05:02 (EDT)
We needed milk so we bought the 'other stuff' and boy could we tell the difference. Glad to hear you'll be back on the shelves soon Thanks for being such a great company and turning out the world's greatest tasting milk. Can't wait to get those glass bottles back in our fridge!!
Tim
Raleigh, NC USA - Tuesday, August 15, 2006 at 18:27:27 (EDT)
I am a loyal customer and will continue to purchase your milk. I can appreciate your honesty in the recent milk recall, knowing you only want the best for your customers. No one produces better milk than Maple View Farm! I'll be checking after work today to see if you are back on the store shelf.
Melissa D. Eller <melissa.eller@quintiles.com>
Morrisville, NC USA - Tuesday, August 15, 2006 at 14:26:55 (EDT)
Let me add to the chorus of support from your loyal customers. You've handled the aflatoxin incident with the same honesty and integrity that you've brought to producing the best quality milk in central North Carolina. My wife and I look forward to your milk production coming back on line, and once it's available, we will buy it without hesitation.
Nate
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Sunday, August 13, 2006 at 15:16:05 (EDT)
From Farmer Bob: Thanks for your comments! The tests on Saturday were negative for aflatoxin! We hope to start up the bottle operation on Monday. Milk will be back between Monday and Thursday depending on location and amount of milk available! - Farmer Bob.
Just wanted to chime in with everyone else and offer you some support. My husband and I are new to the area and we were thrilled to discover your products. We buy as much as we can from your store - milk, eggs, ice cream, et cetera. When we heard about the recall, we thought about how hard this could be on the farm finacially-speaking. And so, since the recall did not affect the ice cream, we made a point of going out & buying a couple tubs of Maple View ice cream. Your loyal customers will still be here when this is all over.
Mary
Hillsborough, NC USA - Sunday, August 13, 2006 at 10:09:04 (EDT)
As a loyal customer, I admire the way you have handled this recent setback. I can only imagine the trouble's and worries it has brought you. I got home this morning from work and poured a glass of buttermilk. My wife said whats the date on that buttermilk and I said the 15th. She then said thats ok, then asked do you have enough to last until you get more? I said NO. Almost started crying. I have to have a glass of YOUR buttermilk everyday. I believe your loyal and dedicated customers on and off this site will return as soon as the milk does. Keep up the good work and I will continue to pray for you.
Jeff McVey
Mebane, NC USA - Saturday, August 12, 2006 at 20:57:14 (EDT)
I commend you on your handling of the aflatoxin incident. I'd like to ask if you would ever consider devoting at least a part of your operation to a grass-based, no-grain dairy. I think there may be a growing demand for that. I know I would greatly prefer it, and don't think I am alone. I know there are challenges with such a system, rotational grazing and intensive grass management, different economic considerations from a grain base, etc. But you have always been foward-looking. Your milk is the best around here, but I have driven to South Carolina for grass-only milk, and I long for a local supplier. Please, think about it? Now is a good time--no aflatoxins on grass! We will remain loyal customers--good luck with all this. Jenny Barwick
Jenny Barwick <jenny@viewpointvideo.net>
Durham, NC USA - Saturday, August 12, 2006 at 15:00:29 (EDT)
Great job on taking care of the recall. I look forward to restocking with fine Maple Farms Skim as soon as it is back on the shelf. At least I got to find out about your very informative and interesting website for the first time. I really need a glass of skim, keep up the great work and fantastic milk.
Matt Clements <matt@carolinabrewery.com>
Chapel Hillq, NC USA - Saturday, August 12, 2006 at 13:37:51 (EDT)
Thank you for the wonderful farm and delicious dairy products. You are truly a blessing to Orange County. Keep up the good work.....beautiful land and love those cows.
Sandy Ray <sansan06@earthlink.net>
Hillsborough, NC USA - Saturday, August 12, 2006 at 10:39:55 (EDT)
My family loves your milk, and we've been loyal customers for years. I am so sorry for what you're going through right now, but don't worry -- as soon as you give the o.k., I'll restock our fridge ASAP. I appreciate how diligently and honestly you're handling this, and we support you!
Kelly <kdwayne63@yahoo.com>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Saturday, August 12, 2006 at 09:30:52 (EDT)
Hello Farmer Bob! We are so sorry to hear of your recent loss. It sounds like a tremendous financial upset, but those of us who purchase your products will continue to do so. Your quality and honesty, wholesomeness and community involvement are what keep us coming back for more. The pastor, his wife, and several of the people who attend our church ride our motorcycles out for ice cream every few weeks - we wouldn't miss it for the world! Thanks for all you do. Deb <><
Deb Bonne <rbonne@nc.rr.com>
Cary, NC USA - Friday, August 11, 2006 at 22:34:07 (EDT)
We have thoroughly enjoyed all of your products ever since we moved here in 1999 from VT, where we had a favorite brand of local milk. Much to our delight, we found Maple View. We appreciate your honesty regarding the recent situation and we will not stop us from purchasing Maple View products. In fact, I'll be getting several bottles of milk tomorrow.
Debbie Sullivan <debbiesull@nc.rr.com>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Friday, August 11, 2006 at 20:08:19 (EDT)
I recently heard about the dangers of your dairy products, and I am worried about the state of your ice cream, not only on sale at the store, but the pints, as well. I have bought some pints and have searched them top to bottom, and I could not find an expiration or manufacturing date. I am very concerned about the possible hazards of this ice cream. And, I cannot find any information on the website, or otherwise, to prove that it is not harmful to my health. I wish that I could find something to ensure my safety. All the best.
Carl Bellanger <CTB2345@gmail.com>
Pittsboro, NC USA - Thursday, August 10, 2006 at 22:26:55 (EDT)
From Farmer Bob: Thanks for your concern! Please read our press release concerning the recall of milk. No ice cream was affected. Or, read through the article published in Durham Herald-Sun that we've copied to our web site. Thank you again for your input. - Farmer Bob.
Many of you have probably heard about the recent issue with Maple View milk in which the milk was contaminated with a potential harmful chemical. I was especially concerned with the news because as a pregnant woman, and frequent customer at Maple View, I was at a high risk. I talked to the manager of the Carrboro store and she was extremely helpful in answering my questions. I felt much better after speaking with someone. I was reassured with the integrity and quality of all of your products. Thank you so much for informing the public about this. This shows the good character and high moral standards of your family run business.
Lauren P. <laurenphipps23@yahoo.com>
Chapel Hill , NC USA - Thursday, August 10, 2006 at 20:59:02 (EDT)
We just moved from Orange County to Greensboro, and my 3.5 year old son has rejected every brand milk I have tried, saying, "This milk is bad," and handing it back. MVF milk is the only cow's milk he has had, and he is spoiled. Any plans to get your milk in a Greensboro grocery store? We would immediately become loyal customers!
Kathleen Gleason <gleason@clearwire.net>
Greensboro, NC USA - Tuesday, August 08, 2006 at 15:36:03 (EDT)
While visiting my brother in Apex I bought your whole milk for my children. I love the fact that you all use a glass bottle that can be returned to the store. We thought the milk was delicious!!
Michelle <michelle@smart-family.org>
Nashville, TN USA - Friday, August 04, 2006 at 21:35:08 (EDT)
I enjoyed visiting your website because I am a farmer too in Uganda (East-Africa) and your vision gives me more challenging thoughts about how to run a farm succesfuly. Maple View Farm is my inspiration this year.
Tom Muzoora <muzoorat@yahoo.com>
Kiruhuura, Uganda Uganda - Friday, July 28, 2006 at 09:38:16 (EDT)
Hi, I bought for the first time your bottle milk and it is really delicious and good for our tummies. But, I really would like to know if the milk you sell is ORGANIC? because it is not stated on the bottle and not even on the top of cap. Also, the whole milk does not state whether is homogenized or not. For me, that is fine, as long as it is pasteurized, but the only curiosity is to know if it is ORGANIC. Thanks for your reply.
eliana lankerd <eliana@nc.rr.com>
raleligh, nc USA - Sunday, July 23, 2006 at 18:54:43 (EDT)
Thanks for being around! You make the best butter pecan ice cream in the whole world!!! Every time I go to the triangle in the summer, I track some down. It's worth it, plus the Weaver Street store is a brilliant idea.
Alyson <superme6@hotmail.com>
Wilmington, NC USA - Wednesday, July 19, 2006 at 03:22:20 (EDT)
I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed my visit to the Carrboro Maple View the other day. The people serving my family seemed extrememly happy and cheerful. I also love the decorations. Please, please, please don't ever close this store! We love it so much there!
Greg K <gbk01@hotmail.com>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Monday, July 10, 2006 at 09:30:25 (EDT)
Enjoyed the tour. I was raised on a dairy farm in Delaware in the 40's&50's. What a difference in procedure. We milked two at a time with Surge belly hanging milkers. Strained the milk and poured it into cans to be picked up. I got up at 4AM, milked 14 cows, turned them out, cleaned the gutters, swept the barn then went to school. I was 14 years old at the time. Just me and Mom. Long story. Will make an effort to stop by the store the next time we are in your area. Thank you.
Paul Sutcliffe <lilypaul1969@surry.net>
Dobson, NC USA - Wednesday, July 05, 2006 at 00:30:20 (EDT)
Ever since a friend of mine took me out to the ice cream store at Maple View, I have fallen in love with your farm and your products. Thanks for your commitment to quality -- your milk and ice cream are delicious and it's great to know that you are a family business. I'd like to know how I can reuse and recycle the milk bottles that I buy at the local grocery store. Thanks again for the role you play in our community.
Laura <laurase@email.unc.edu>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Tuesday, July 04, 2006 at 21:51:16 (EDT)
Please bring your milk back to Mebane! It is just so inconvenient to go to Graham or Hillsborough. There is a new bakery downtown, a coffee shop, and a gourmet market... maybe one of those locations would be willing to help?
Laura
Mebane, NC USA - Tuesday, June 27, 2006 at 14:11:43 (EDT)
Can I buy milk + cream from MVF? How about in bulk? Also, is your milk organic, or might you know where an organic dairy farm in the Carolinas might be? Thanks and love the site!
Jason Carey <gallowaycarey@earthlink.net>
Charlotte, NC USA - Monday, June 26, 2006 at 11:48:11 (EDT)
Hi,I am also a farmer. I too own some cows and buffaloes and sell milk. In India buffalo milk is preferred over cow milk. I am very impressed by your farm. My best wishes to all of you.
Gurtaj Singh Dhillon <randhawaamarjot@yahoo.com>
Bareilly, U.P INDIA - Sunday, June 25, 2006 at 11:53:02 (EDT)
Everything sounds great. You have to start selling ice cream closer to Raleigh, though!
Sandy N <dreams_2_catch@yahoo.com>
Raleigh, NC USA - Saturday, June 24, 2006 at 20:54:26 (EDT)
My husband and I love, love, LOVE the double chocolate. If we were to order ahead of time, could we get them in 1/2 gallon containers? If there is a special flavor of ice cream not offered as pints or 1/2 gallons, could we order ahead of time? Thanks.
Andrea <barronam@gmail.com>
Carrboro, NC USA - Monday, June 12, 2006 at 19:14:27 (EDT)
Gotta have an ice cream from Maple View at least once a month and sit on the front porch for a spell. Thanks, Maple View, for your commitment to producing such a great product.
Jenny & Steve <jenny_wilson@ncsu.edu>
Haw River, NC USA - Wednesday, May 17, 2006 at 16:21:28 (EDT)
We LOVE LOVE LOVE Maple View ice cream and are so sad that the Carrboro store isn't open. Do you have a projected date of reopening?
RG
Carrboro, NC USA - Friday, April 21, 2006 at 09:46:30 (EDT)
From Farmer Bob: Thanks for asking! It's open now. It took us much longer than we thought to resurface the floors. Thank you for your patience. - Farmer Bob.
Any chance the country store will be staying open later than 9 at any point this summer? I love late-nite ice cream.
Chris <ems8002@gmail.com>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Friday, April 14, 2006 at 19:57:08 (EDT)
Love, love, love everything about Maple View Farm! Will you be hosting your annual Easter Egg Hunt this year? If so, what is the date and time? THANKS!
Stacey <smajor67@yahoo.com>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Wednesday, April 12, 2006 at 21:02:30 (EDT)
I would like to know if there is a place online that I could buy soap that is made with Maple view farm milk. I had a bar once and loved it but I cant seem to locate any that says it uses your milk. The bar I had was called Moo Soap Herbal fresh. Thanks for any help you can be.
Pam <pjmdjm@epix.net>
Tremont, Pa USA - Tuesday, April 04, 2006 at 10:19:33 (EDT)
From Farmer Bob: The Moo Soap is made by Doris Cecil. You can email your requests to her. We like the soap too, it's made with Maple View Farm milk !!! - Farmer Bob.
When will you re-open your Carrboro store for the spring? This warm weather is perfect for ice cream!
Rachel Oberter <rachel.oberter@yale.edu>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Sunday, April 02, 2006 at 23:52:15 (EDT)
From Farmer Bob: The reopening of the Maple View Ice Cream Store in Carrboro will be delayed due to construction issues. We had planned to be open by now and are sorry for the delay. At this time we are planning to be open by Mid to late April. If you are interested in EMPLOYMENT call 919-933-3600 or stop by the country store for an application. Thank you for your patience. We look to serving you soon!!! - Farmer Bob.
I'm looking for real flavored maple ice cream for my husband. If you happen to have any suggestions I'd be very happy to listen.
Deb <nutcases82240@yahoo.com>
Lingle, Wyo USA - Saturday, April 01, 2006 at 10:25:23 (EST)
We are visiting your area and state on Apr 13, 2006, and will stay at Fickle Creek Farm for a week. We are thinking of moving to NC to live. It's getting too costly to live in Mass. We'll be stopping in to say hi. Great web site & links.
Thank You.
Stephen Engelhard, Jr.
Stephen Engelhard, Jr. <satellite7388@hotmail.com>
Oxford, MA USA - Saturday, March 25, 2006 at 20:05:24 (EST)
We just returned from sampling the new Maple View/sunshine lavender farm Chocolate Lavender Ice Cream! It is very lavender-y and yummy!! Thanks for partnering with another Orange County Farm. Our lavender customers will certainly enjoy exploring lavender with their taste buds. Also, our family enjoys MVF dairy products and has since you all started bottling it. It's worth whatever it takes to get the tops open in the short term. The new tabs will make all the difference. Thanks MVF for listening to your loyal customers!
Annie & Sylvie Baggett <annie@sunshinelavenderfarm.com>
Hurdle Mills, NC USA - Friday, March 03, 2006 at 17:43:52 (EST)
I love your Peppermint ice cream and would love to find a place to buy it in Raleigh. Figs had it at Christmas but the store is closing.
Lilleth Johnson <lillethjohnson@hotmail.com>
Raleigh, NC USA - Monday, February 20, 2006 at 15:09:42 (EST)
Besides having great ice cream and milk, I would like to thank the Nutter family for donating the money to Orange Cty Schools to buy the 3rd graders dictionarys. My son is in 3rd grade at GAB so we are very thankful for your generous support. Keep up the great work and we love living near you.
Mindy <mmarcus@duke.edu>
Chapel Hill, NC USA - Wednesday, February 08, 2006 at 08:31:17 (EST)
How about a Mapleview Mebane?!!??! Store spaces are being built in the new Garrett's Crossing Wal-Mart complex right off of I-85/40, Exit 154! This area is growing by leaps and bounds! All of your fans west of Hillsborough/Chapel Hill would be eternally grateful! Thanks for such great products!
Samantha L.<tuxhoe@triad.rr.com>
Mebane, NC USA - Sunday, February 05, 2006 at 09:07:04 (EST)
We love your milk and ice cream... Any chance of opening a store in Durham?
Pete <goswick@gmail.com>
Durham, NC USA - Sunday, January 29, 2006 at 12:36:24 (EST)
Maple View Farm is in the process of switching to new caps that have a tab on them so that it is much easier to open up the bottles. You can find the new caps on some of the bottles but there are some still out there with the old caps. Please be patient and soon they will all be easier to open.
Maple View Fan
Hillsborough, NC USA - Monday, January 23, 2006 at 23:23:33 (EST)
Dear Maple View Farm: I know that you have been working on new caps, but I have to tell you that I now have tendonitis in my elbow from prying off your caps. I'm not kidding. Obvious solution for me is to quit buying your milk. I can't believe you can't solve this problem.
G. Davis
Durham, USA - Monday, January 23, 2006 at 10:30:56 (EST)
The yellow top with the "tab" on your egg nog is much easier to open than the blue milk tops. Will the blue ones start to have those "tabs" soon?
jamie clarke <jamieclarke55@hotmail.com>
USA - Saturday, January 07, 2006 at 10:37:00 (EST)
From Farmer Bob: It has taken several months of working with our supplier to develop this top. We're working to get the redesigned top on all our milk products. Thanks for letting us know our efforts are helping! - Farmer Bob.
I drive from Clayton just to get your ice cream and just found out that FIGS in Cameron Village carries it - your ice cream is the BEST we have ever eaten!!!!!! We love Maple View Ice Cream!
Angela <angelat@ncleg.net>
Clayton, NC USA - Friday, January 06, 2006 at 12:31:52 (EST)
Please don't stop using glass bottles; the taste is so much better than the paper or plastic -- thanks for selling to Harris Teeter in Cary.
Sherman <ssherm@bellsouth.net>
Cary, NC USA - Tuesday, January 03, 2006 at 17:27:39 (EST)