Granja Maravillas
Artisan producerGranada, España
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Published byIn the heart of the Vega in the city of Granada, and just a few metres from Federico García Lorca Park, Granja Maravillas is a small cheese factory where we manufacture our products with milk freshly milked from our own cows, located on our own cattle farm.
So, from our close relationship with the consumer and the experience of more than 60 years working with our own livestock, the time has come for us to shine the spotlight on our high-quality raw material. Our fresh milk provides extra microbiological stability to our products.
We love it when people come to visit us, and it's great to see how they enjoy the meadow on walks, jogs and even on bicycles. This way, we do not cause pollution, and the air in this natural area surrounding the city remains clean. In addition to cows, you will see dogs, cats, rabbits, chickens, horses and even some mules that live on the farm. Other times, when people are working in the cheese factory, you can see how the cheese is made through a large glass window in we have in our little shop.
So now you know: if you fancy taking a stroll and visiting us, we would be delighted to welcome you so you can try some insanely good yoghurts that we make using a bain-marie, just like in the old days, and that contain absolutely nothing other than milk and its natural bacteria.
So, from our close relationship with the consumer and the experience of more than 60 years working with our own livestock, the time has come for us to shine the spotlight on our high-quality raw material. Our fresh milk provides extra microbiological stability to our products.
We love it when people come to visit us, and it's great to see how they enjoy the meadow on walks, jogs and even on bicycles. This way, we do not cause pollution, and the air in this natural area surrounding the city remains clean. In addition to cows, you will see dogs, cats, rabbits, chickens, horses and even some mules that live on the farm. Other times, when people are working in the cheese factory, you can see how the cheese is made through a large glass window in we have in our little shop.
So now you know: if you fancy taking a stroll and visiting us, we would be delighted to welcome you so you can try some insanely good yoghurts that we make using a bain-marie, just like in the old days, and that contain absolutely nothing other than milk and its natural bacteria.
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