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July 15, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

My dairy farmer father for many years held a side job: hauling milk (stacked in steel cans, no less) by the truckload from the neighborhood […]

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New in Wisconsin food: Got2HavPie, Sartori, Nueske’s products

March 28, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Much of what happens during the annual Midwest Foodservice Expo is insider advice and networking for the hospitality industry and others whose work involves the […]

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Food on the farm: Restaurant ingredients truly local

October 11, 2014 Mary Bergin 0

Lots of chefs develop farm-to-table menus to showcase local ingredients, but these restaurants go one step further. Each is on a Wisconsin farm and open […]

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Squeezebox Night: monthly Swiss tribute in Monroe

September 6, 2014 Mary Bergin 0

Once a month on a Tuesday night, the basement at Monroe’s Turner Hall fills. Fans of all things Swiss devour Schublig sausages, potatoes with melted […]

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Rural ramble: St. Croix curds, cave, Vino in Valley

March 17, 2012 Mary Bergin 1

Former Gov. Anthony Earl in the 1980s dubbed Ellsworth, population 3,200, as Cheese Curd Capital of Wisconsin. The 102-year-old Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery produces 160 pounds […]

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