Fox Meadows Creamery & Country Market opens in Ephrata

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Fox Meadows Creamery & Country Market, a cow-to-cone creamery, has opened west of Ephrata. You can’t get anymore locavore than this. The 4,600-square-foot creamery is supplied by an 80 strong herd of cows the family already had producing on their dairy farm.The ice cream is sold in cups and cones as well as in half-gallon, gallon, 25-gallon containers. But wait, there’s more…

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