The kaymak (the cream top) is the film, the layer of cream/fat occurring on the surface of boiled milk or yoghurt when left still for a while. The kaymak creates an airtight seal for the milk underneath and is an indicator/sign of whole milk. Metaphorically, the kaymak became in time a synonym for excellence, the very best of everything. “To take off the kaymak means to get the best part of something. We don’t take it off of our milk but leave it within, and offer it to you making sure that by this, the cow’s milk becomes a specialty milk. A special, tasteful milk, whose savour will get to you in whole, with all its cream and all its goodness.

As real milk experts, we created our dairy products “in our image and likeness”, so our dairy reflects its creators: skillful and responsible. 100% transparent when it comes to ingredients and processes, we do whatever it takes to surprise you with our unique recipes, fine and balanced taste. So that you know next time where to find the true specialists when you’re looking for lovely tastes, quality and vitality.

Whole milk is the milk as such, with all its natural fat content, being the closest to fresh, unprocessed milk, exactly as the cow gives it. Some people claim that skimmed dairy products are healthier. Others believe in whole milk dairy. We mostly believe in our own taste buds :). So, this is what you should do as well. Responsibly.

Invented by Louis Pasteur, this preservation process for food and especially liquid consists in heating them at a certain temperature, maintaining them at that temperature for a number of seconds – up to a few minutes, followed by sudden cooling, in order to destroy the pathogenic flora, thus preventing alteration. Pasteurisation is not the same thing with sterilisation. Different temperature-time combinations are used today for milk pasteurisation, depending on the milk’s pathogenic flora, the validity term and the preservation conditions that we aim to obtain, the type of milk (cow’s, sheep’s, goat’s etc.), packaging conditions, package etc. Just as the cow does not give standardised milk every day, so the pasteurisation process must continually adjust to milk parameters. We prefer to process our dairy products at a lower temperature for the shortest time possible, thus keeping all its natural nutrients. This makes our cow’s milk really nourishing and safe for consumption, but with a short shelf life. Because one can’t have it all. However, as the factory is right next to our farm, our dairy products get to you as fast as possible. And we believe that once you’ve tasted them, they won’t stay too long in your fridge either!